hurting

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But we need to make sure that there is justice for all, without hurting either side.

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a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder; "the patient developed severe pain and distension"

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noun

a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder; "the patient developed severe pain and distension"

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for hurting.

noun

a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder; "the patient developed severe pain and distension"

Example sentences

But we need to make sure that there is justice for all, without hurting either side.

He made an attempt to patch upstream, was shot down, and then proved his point without hurting anyone.

Theyre more focused now on hurting Google than thrilling users, just like they were with Microsoft in the 90s.

I'm simply worried that despite his good intentions, he'll end up hurting his users in the long run.

Fun fact: People care more about hurting paedophiles than they do about protecting children.

I always find it odd that people often tend to focus on pedophiles "getting off" rather than pedophiles hurting children.

I can take them, I didn't ignore the last 8 problems GoDaddy has been responsible for lately and am not hurting from this outage.

But I think that this is a prime example of the snarky comments that people are complaining about that are hurting HN's comment quality.

Google isn't exactly hurting for storage capacity; what harm could come from rolling the videos hosted there over to Youtube?

This helps visitors and the residents without significantly hurting anything else in the equation.

I remember pushing back over dinner table discussions with various speakers at conferences that this attitude was hurting the community.

They're hurting the United States' already shaky foreign credibility, and they're hurting American companies' interests as well.

And if you really want to make an argument about languages hurting the state of programming, how about asserting that the dominance of imperative languages is irreparably damaging the ability of most programmers to work in functional languages where solutions are fundamentally more robust.

He gets a few key ideas across:- he doesn't understand torrenting and so is helpless against it- he cares about his viewers more than taking advice about DRM- the video is owned solely by him and not some soulless corporation, and you're directly hurting him by torrenting- you'll destroy his faith in mankind if you torrent- five dollars is nothing compared to all that!All of which combines to make you feel like a huge asshole for even considering pirate bay - in the nicest possible way.