Sentence examples for target hurt from inspiring English sources

For the Lib Dems, Tim Farron has said fixed migration target hurt UK businesses, hospitals and universities.

Most involve flipping or twisting in ways that can get you and/or your intended target hurt or even killed if performed incorrectly.

Campaigns escalated into violence as LGBT people were targeted, hurt, harassed, and even murdered.

Not only are interest rates substantially lower in Europe than in the United States, but the supply of money has also consistently expanded faster than the central bank's own targets, hurting the euro's value.

The 7.0% number was given as a guide rather than a trigger, but the Federal Open Market Committee may feel that failure to rein in purchases at all so close to the advertised target might hurt its credibility.Doves will surely point out that the drop in the unemployment rate in August was due (as it so often has been in this recovery) to falling labour-force participation.

I understand that it would rather not start by revising textiles tariffs, but what concrete sectors does it plan to target to hurt the Hun Sen regime's wallet?

A series of bombings in the capital aimed at embassies and other targets have hurt tourism and pushed many foreigners to flee.

Although it has recently been shifting away from commodity plastics towards specialty niches, the division has missed its profit targets and hurt GE's margins.

It was created as an alternative to 'yards per catch' which is biased against the deep threat receivers and 'yards per target' which hurts the elite receivers who are thrown at often but draw better coverage.

Relative to inflation targeting, the great virtue of NGDP targeting is that it is robust with respect to supply shocks and terms-of-trade shocks, meaning that the central bank is not faced with a choice between abandoning the target and hurting the economy.

In contrast, setting a higher campaign target only hurts your profit if the product was going to be dud, or a modest success.