Sentence examples for will certainly hurt from inspiring English sources

This elimination will certainly hurt the Italians, but it is up to them to respond.

To be sure, a slowing economy will certainly hurt the company, especially its advertising sales.

There is no reason to believe that Mr. Cantor's agenda would save any jobs — though it will certainly hurt public health.

"It will certainly hurt the people who are going to read Consumer Reports to decide if they want to buy a Snuggie," said Mr. Poundstone, the author.

"Giving banks another excuse to cut savings rates is unlikely to really help the economy but it will certainly hurt prudent savers," she said.

"This step by Siamak has greatly increased the worries of his family, because it will certainly hurt his health," Effie Namazi wrote.

It will take the wax and your hair with it, but be forewarned that it will almost certainly hurt the first few times you try it.

What divides them is that dealing with climate change will almost certainly hurt some industries and enrich others.

What divides them is that dealing with climate change will almost certainly hurt some industries and enrich others, with billions of dollars at stake.

And severely cutting Medicaid will most certainly hurt our nation's ability to provide health coverage to America's poor — including low-wage, direct-care workers who provide long-term services and supports but ironically often do not have health coverage themselves.

Some note that having another giant oil firm will certainly not hurt America's interests in regions such as the Caspian, where oil and national-security interests often collide.