Sentence examples for ultimately hurt from inspiring English sources

Will this ultimately hurt us?

Banks say such policies will ultimately hurt Hungary, by discouraging banks from lending and investing.

The attacks could ultimately hurt whichever nominee makes it to the general election, Mr. Moss said.

JPMorgan Chase and others helped arrange transactions that ultimately hurt the Italian bank.

In the end, this would ultimately hurt the very consumers such legislation might seek to protect.

The private providers are concerned that the turnover will ultimately hurt the children they serve.

Culture matters, but these kind of generalizations neglect the diversity of the black community and ultimately hurt more than help.

He worries that the dwindling number of I.P.O.'s could ultimately hurt the competitiveness of the nation's economy.

He has long focused on research contending that staggered boards ultimately hurt the value that companies create for shareholders.

He still believes that having to reduce his bank's commercial estate loans, as ordered by FDIC, ultimately hurt the bank.

Athletic programs have limited financial resources, and a system that is "too fair" to females will ultimately hurt males.