Sentence examples for virtually hurt from inspiring English sources

While People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is just fine with Google using goats to cut their grass (as long as they get perks), the organization will not stand for applications in which you virtually hurt animals.

Our stimulation protocol differed somewhat to that in [12], [13]: we did not just threaten the incorporated external objects, we also actually (albeit virtually) "hurt" it.

Last winter was virtually snowless, hurting the ski resorts and dampening tourism.

He was a technician, awkward, obdurate, fearless, hard to read and virtually impossible to hurt.

Openly embracing Washington might prompt Baghdad to end the arrangement, a loss that could hurt virtually every Jordanian household.

Long Islanders' inability to call across Route 110 is the most damning evidence yet that Bell Atlantic's arrival in the new world of deregulated telecommunications has not only hit a shoal, but has succeeded in hurting virtually anyone who depends on the telephone.

It could not have hurt that virtually every dish on the menu is a winner.

One monkey avoided pulling the chain for 12 days (until virtually starving) to avoid hurting a companion.

Deeply hurt, Berzsenyi thereafter virtually ceased to write poetry.

Critics have called Mr. Bradley glacially slow in responding to attacks, particularly on his health care plan, leaving Mr. Gore's assertion that it would hurt poor people virtually unchallenged for a long while.

While Yale did not break out the sources of the endowment's declines in a period where virtually every category has been hurt, it appears that Yale may have had some advantages over Harvard in the recent period.