Sentence examples for targeted hurt from inspiring English sources

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

Salazar had been accused of laundering millions of dollars for Guzmán and his sons, suggesting she may have been targeted to hurt them.

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

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.

In reality, intimidatory humor isn't about humor at all––it's about deliberately hurting a targeted victim.

According to McGarity, Republicans are targeting rules that hurt some of the party's key interest groups.

The caring individuals who targeted Sonoma Saveurs did not hurt anyone; rather they attempted to prevent animal suffering and make people think about cruelty to animals.

"The way that we do aid and development, it can help a lot if we're smart about it and targeted, but it can also hurt a lot," Proctor said, adding that the focus should be on "making sure our efforts are informed by young people and led by young people, not treating them as recipients of development rather than partners in the process".

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.

There are people who hold beliefs and opinions that are targeted at undermining you and hurting you.

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