Sentence examples for will hurt that from inspiring English sources

"Nothing will hurt that structure," he said.

Colon's absence will hurt that bid, just as Cabrera's suspension will make it harder for the Giants to win the National League West or capture a wild-card spot.

Students who have worked hard to get into college, Professor Light said, tend to arrive and say, "Academic work is my priority, and doing other things will hurt that".

Defense cuts will hurt that sector.

It will not only hurt us, but it will hurt that very government by decreasing international trade and thus tax revenue, as well as decreasing the trust that the citizens of that country place in their government.

If I predict on Monday that on Tuesday my head will hurt, that claim is falsified either if I have no headache on Tuesday, or if, on Tuesday, there is someone who is by convention picked out as my continuant whose head does not hurt.

And Mr. Nelson at Credit Suisse First Boston says it will not hurt that much.

Bonilla tells Torres and her other patients that the procedure will hurt, but that sinners must endure to be forgiven.

Meaning, of course, that every unsold tablet will hurt just that little bit extra.

Soaring prices will hurt companies that use the ingredient in everything from soft drinks to cakes and perfume.

"At some point it will hurt, in that parents looking for a birthday or Christmas present may not buy it.