Sentence examples for will surely hurt from inspiring English sources

Today I must prepare myself, once again, to defend President Obama and his concessions to the Republican Party, concessions that will surely hurt the poor and middle class.

The net winners, many of them, were nearly giddy over the fact that Picard got his comeuppance so publicly — even though Rakoff's decision will surely hurt them.

Enron may have doled out money to both parties, but if the issue is allowed to fester it will surely hurt Mr Bush more.

War -- if it comes -- will surely hurt tourism and trade in Dubai, the commercial center of the United Arab Emirates, a slice of desert just across the Persian Gulf from Iran and a short flight north from Yemen, the ancestral home of Osama Bin Laden.

The recession will surely hurt Yahoo!'s earnings.

The economic decline will surely hurt urban areas, but cities are in fact the very places that contain the people - not to mention the jobs - that will spur economic recovery.

If it is, in reality, impossible to quantify the specific benefit of the Bundesliga break in relation to the summer's Euro 2012 finals there are other factors that will surely not hurt the chances of Joachim Loew's team.

But it can surely hurt us.

A day later he was defended throughout the city, from social media to local electronic media, even as Major League Baseball was figuring the length of what surely will be a suspension that surely will hurt an offense already struggling for runs.

If Murdoch can get any of his newspaper rivals to once again retreat behind pay walls, it most surely will hurt them more than it will hurt Google.

And, no matter what your fitness level, this class will surely leave your physique hurting in 57 places.