Sentence examples for surely hurt from inspiring English sources

Smith shot horribly in the playoffs, which surely hurt his value in free agency.

Pessimism about the government's appetite for reform has surely hurt India's ability to attract capital.

Although the noncall involving Williams surely hurt the Nets 33-244), their own mistakes and missteps were far more costly.

Regarding Felton: His absence has surely hurt the Knicks in the short term, but he's due back soon.

Today I must prepare myself, once again, to defend President Obama and his concessions to the Republican Party, concessions that will surely hurt the poor and middle class.

The net winners, many of them, were nearly giddy over the fact that Picard got his comeuppance so publicly — even though Rakoff's decision will surely hurt them.

Conversely, austerity now almost surely hurts the budget as well as the economy.

His decision was a hotly debated topic across a variety of spheres Monday, with many observers on social media, radio and television wondering if Shanahan lent too much weight to Griffin's impassioned in-game argument that while his knee was surely hurting, he was not truly injured.

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Even Altidore smiled when it was mentioned to him that it surely cannot hurt to be playing for a coach who used to be a feared scorer.

An extra day's recuperation surely cannot hurt a team- but as this potted history shows, it's probably much less of a help than it might seem.