Sentence examples for will hurt in from inspiring English sources

That will hurt in 2012.

That will hurt in the only way that will control their behavior.

In the short term, this will hurt; in the long term, it should give the peripheral economies new zip.

(I also agree that Romney's weaknesses have forced him rightward during the course of the campaign in ways that will hurt in November).

Food industry rivals like Unilever and Danone have cautioned that higher raw material prices and weak demand in Europe will hurt in the second half of 2010.

Beginning his second year as the Rangers' general manager, Sather explained why he avoided the high-salaried players who changed teams over the previous two days as unrestricted free agents across the N.H.L. "Getting into deals that aren't smart deals are things that have hurt and that will hurt in the future," Sather said.

HCA Inc., the hospital chain, said falling payments from Medicare and rising competition will hurt earnings in 2003 and in years to come.

They're not about to get labeled as environmentally bad companies because it will hurt them in the stock market, in recruiting talent and with their customers".

It has hurt us in the past, it hurts us in the present, and it will hurt us in the future, apparently.

It may help in the short term to get noticed, but it will hurt you in the long run".

This may be due to concerns about how the economic downturn and, in particular, how preliminary 2010 Medicare Advantage payment rates will hurt profits in 2010 and 2011.