Sentence examples for water hurting from inspiring English sources
One Republican political consultant working on House and Senate races admitted "the Ryan budget is well under water," hurting Republican House candidates in California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey and Virginia, as well as Representative Rick Berg of North Dakota, once considered a shoo-in for the Senate.
Aquifer depletion dries up nearby shallower farm and residential wells; robs nearby surface water bodies of their water, hurting vegetation and wildlife; and causes conflicts among people.
I don't approve of violence but a glass of water hurts nobody".
The glare of the sun on the water hurt my eyes; the heat pressed down on me; there was a slowness in things, a sluggishness; Monica seemed to walk with more effort, as if the air were a hot heaviness she was pushing her way through.
Toxic chemicals, oil, and waste contaminate our beaches and coastal waters, hurting the tourism industry and creating dead zones like that in the Gulf of Mexico, which covered an area the size of New Jersey in 2010.
Even pouring a glass of water involves hurting a polar bear – the water in this desert country comes from desalination plants, and making seawater drinkable is one of the most energy-intensive processes.
When my 8-year-old son heard about the Texas-size trash patch accumulating in the Pacific, he asked me a basic question: "Why doesn't somebody go pick it up?" The long answer is complicated, involving, for example, the difficulty of corralling and extracting trash from the water without hurting marine life.
Water is also an important component of the chip-making process, Mr. Handy said, and any cut in water supplies or an increase in contaminated water would hurt production.
On land, I sometimes feel hobbled by arthritis, but in the water, nothing hurts.
"From that height, the water will hurt worse than landing on concrete".
