Примеры hurt

• Care is taken to avoid hurting the other's feelings and to go along with the other rather than make a fuss over trifles.

• Intensity and correlates of fear of falling and hurting oneself in the next year: baseline findings.

• I noted down what she said about it, but it hurts to acknowledge it.

• The brighter and more cheerful it is, the more it hurts.

• As the crisis deepened and the industry floundered, it became clear that individual approaches were hurting more than they were helping.

• Further, trust in electronic information may interfere with recognizing that these wonderful tools and state-of-the-art data transmission might also increase the likelihood of hurting patients.

• We also believe that some harmful speech can be legally constrained, so it is important not to conflate harms with hurts.

• 305 or one's partner, thus dismissing threats and hurts to oneself.

• The hypothesis that democracy hurts growth gets no support at all during the 1970s and 1990s, and is often directly contradicted by the 1980s.

• Many ®rms argued that empowering consumers with a comprehensive contracts law would prove harmful to ®rms that were already hurting from the ongoing recession.

• Decisionism can backfire on the administration, hurting the very prospects of the reforms.

• If we choose not to make atonement for hurting others in the only relevant way - namely directly to them - we must live with this failure.

• When state officials are committed to promoting economic growth, but societal groups demand redistribution, then democracy hurts growth.

• He actually had a pattern of hurting people without power who did not work.

• Evidently, this is also the means for the deepest hurts, which neglect no possibility of attack.