Sentence examples for that hurts both from inspiring English sources
This dynamic lends an inherent conflict of interest to the PPI market that hurts both clients and affiliates: The more installations an affiliate provides, the larger the payment received.
Zubin Soleimany, a lawyer for the Taxi Workers Alliance, a group that supports professional drivers, criticized the proposal for accepting the general pay structure of the app industry, which, he said, has created a race to the bottom that hurts both app drivers and taxi drivers.
There will be the usual Rubio-Cruz infighting that hurts both men and makes Trump sound like an elder statesman.
The course reinforces an approach to the conflict that hurts both sides, but ironically the Palestinians far worse.
Cultural anthropologist Saba Mahmood says that many devout Muslims perceive blasphemy as an almost physical injury: an intolerable offense that hurts both God himself and the whole community of the faithful.
That hurts both individuals and institutions or businesses.
The market collapse in October seemed to frighten many Americans into canceling or delaying purchases, a reaction that hurt both the consumer and business sectors.
Batuman reads Flynn's story as dark cultural commentary on the deeply flawed institution of heterosexual marriage, one that casts wives as "people who disappear," and creates expectations that hurt both the men and women who cannot live up to them.
I was angry with her for being a drug addict, for abandoning me, for behavior that hurt both of us.
It's also hard to fathom Stanwyck's extreme loyalty to the man who became her captor and who hitched his career to hers in ways that hurt them both.
