Sentence examples for would hurt later from inspiring English sources

That would hurt later on.

Along the way it acquired a reputation for creative news management, a habit learned in opposition that would hurt Mr Blair later on.

The Fox moderators pummeled Cruz over his stance opposing ethanol subsidies in Iowa, flip-flopping in the Senate, and even directly questioned him whether he would hurt the Republican Party in later elections if he became the nominee.

… The Fox moderators pummeled Cruz over his stance opposing ethanol subsidies in Iowa, flip-flopping in the Senate, and even directly questioned him whether he would hurt the Republican Party in later elections if he became the nominee.

If they take the second course, Mr. Morriss said, it would hurt the school three years later because there is a strong correlation between poor performance on the LSAT and poor performance on the bar exam.

He had then suggested that Nancy discontinue "seeing so much of Bobby," advising her that a slow retreat now would hurt than an abrupt severance later — for, as he reminded her, it was a parting that must eventually take place.

"If they played a match on a Wednesday on one surface and then had to go and play on concrete a few days later, their bodies would hurt and they'd get injuries".

Later, she admitted: "I had a fear I would hurt somebody.

The customer wonders aloud if waiting till later in the summer, when playing engagements cease, would hurt the cello.

Four days later, on the May 16 episode of SmackDown, Batista commented that he would hurt Michaels, scripted into the storyline, for faking his injury.

Later, Mr. Wellstone told a reporter that he did not believe his stance would hurt him politically.