Sentence examples for unduly hurt from inspiring English sources
"The papers were really snotty," she says with a giggle, plainly not unduly hurt.
In a statement, the Sri Lankan government said Tuesday that it had bolstered the strength of the economy enough over the last year, that the loss of the trade benefit should not unduly hurt the country.
Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said, "It's the little guys who are going to get unduly hurt when the market goes down, so I think there's nothing wrong with it".
How governments should manage permits without unduly hurting domestic industries and employment has drawn the attention of academic researchers.
Mr Coleman helped to bring about an urban renaissance in St Paul by offering incentives to attract new economic development, without unduly hurting the city's bond rating.He uses all this to claim that he is the "voice at the table", as opposed to Mr Wellstone's "voice in the wilderness".
Still, even hard-line prosecutors who were active during that period say Mr. Singleton's sentence seemed unduly harsh for crimes in which no one was hurt.
As white feminists, to understand deeply how sexism has hurt us, but not examine how our white skin unduly benefits us, is deeply disingenuous.
Its chair Margaret Hodge accused the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) of being "unduly complacent" and of hurting the "most vulnerable".
Children and careers catapult us into a world unduly pressed for time where I've heard time and time again "Our wants and needs don't hurt us".
"Hurt people hurt people".
