Sentence examples for which hurt both from inspiring English sources

The White House recalls Speaker John A. Boehner's discomfort with the game House Republicans played with the debt ceiling in 2011, which hurt both the economy and their party.

The two companies had been fierce rivals for years, which hurt both of their respective customer bases.

It cost him $21, which hurt but it was fair.

Each new quarrel gives customers a reason to pull the plug, which would hurt both sides.

This could start a destructive price war which could hurt both companies.

Other benefits to lower-income families were given another five years — although, unfortunately, the payroll tax break was allowed to expire, which will hurt both working families and job creation.

And Penny Nance, president of Concerned Women for America, a group that supports Kavanaugh, thinks the allegations against the judge have been used by some on the left to block his confirmation, which could hurt both men and women, she said.

Knol's community will likely be far more concerned with earning money than the general welfare, which may hurt both its credibility and the amount of participation it sees from the community.

Unfortunately the SDK wasn't released in advance of Windows Phone 8 so developers could have apps available at the release, which will hurt both developers and Microsoft because of the importance first impressions have to consumers.

Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker said that ever since Goldman went public in 1999, it "became a trading operation," which has hurt both its clients and the economy.

Yet when it came time to vote the following day, Russia backed the sanctions, which have undoubtedly hurt both the leadership and the people of Iran.