All these remarkable talents have been hurting for too long.
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My legs have really been hurting for most of the afternoon.
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No one would accuse the Kardashian-Jenner clan of hurting for cash.
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"The services companies are absolutely hurting for more work," he told CNBC.
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It's not as if the tech giant is exactly hurting for money.
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It's even hurting for Intel, so that's certainly bad news for AMD.
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It's even hurting for Intel, so that's certainly bad news for AMD.
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"I'm hurting for the tenants of mine that I saw every day."
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The good news ... Cardi's not exactly hurting for gifts or pricey baby gear.
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And Obama certainly hasn't been hurting for sympathetic cheerleaders in the mainstream press.
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"Even though we are here in Pyeongchang … we're hurting for them," she said.
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So rural and small-state areas are hardly hurting for national political representation.
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But it's not like Adele or Beyoncé was hurting for sales before the Grammys.
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Definitely not hurting for armies this week: Jaime Lannister and the long-lost Bronn.
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I love The Little Mermaid, but my heart is hurting for this live production.
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But if you're really hurting for screen real estate, it might all be worth it.
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It has plenty of large, global clients already, so it's probably not hurting for revenue.
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And it's not like white male actors were the ones hurting for work pre-Trump.
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Already, the state's higher-education system is hurting for resources due to dwindling state support.
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And the commercial freight industry — truck, air, rail, pipeline and water— isn't exactly hurting for business.
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Though the promotion's featherweight division certainly isn't hurting for elite talent, that is an undeniably good thing.
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In fact, Shawne tells us the Spanoses are like family to him ... and he's hurting for them.
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His horrors hurt, and keep hurting for a good while after the worst seems to be over.
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Fact is ... we're told she's getting offers in the $500k range, so she won't be hurting for work.
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Much of this has gone right where it's needed most, in counties hurting for jobs and financial resources.
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The biggest reason for optimism in the venture capital landscape is that venture firms aren't hurting for cash.
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Hurting. Right now I only hurt...but I'm not hurting for other people no I'm only hurting myself.
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LaValle's horrors "keep hurting for a good while after the worst seems to be over," wrote another reviewer.
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This seems like the right move: The Mac isn't hurting for new features as much as efficiency and power.
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Sure, neither of these services is hurting for cash, but Netflix can outspend Hulu any time it wants to.
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Kemp reportedly made more than $90 MILLION during his NBA career -- so it doesn't seem like he's hurting for cash.
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The company isn't hurting for the time being, but it should expect further scrutiny as long as those positions hold.
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I'm willing to do this because J. and I aren't hurting for money, and I want my brother to thrive.
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And, it ain't like Wade's exactly hurting for cash regardless ... dude made more than $196 MILLION from NBA contracts alone!!!
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Or maybe a belief somehow persists that the NBA is just hurting for cash, and must conspire to make more.
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Some have speculated that Chopra and Jonas plugged these brands on social media because they are somehow hurting for cash.
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Google isn't exactly hurting for cash, but it has to find a way for YouTube to make more of it.
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Looking ahead, the biggest reason for optimism in the venture capital landscape is that venture firms aren't hurting for cash.
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"All I can tell you is that our Waffle House family is hurting for you, and with you," Ehmer said.
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After that point, the fight was less about product or competition than over money, which neither company is hurting for.
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In large parts of the Midwest and Northeast, public universities far from urban centers are hurting for students and money.
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But, Danica ain't hurting for cash either ... she reportedly made around $13 MIL of her own in 2017, according to Forbes.
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I think it's fair to say that the Twilight star isn't hurting for cash, but he did inadvertently borrow some from production.
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It said that apps from brands like Starbucks and CBS, or game makers like EA and Glu, weren't exactly hurting for downloads.
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Brady will be hurting for receiving targets: Brandin Cooks was traded, Danny Amendola left via free agency and Julian Edelman is suspended.
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The challenge with this whole thing will be to provide attractive enough economics for local news orgs that are already hurting for budget.
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Obama isn't exactly hurting for money at the moment—he isn't leaving the White House "dead broke" like the Clintons claimed they did.
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Sophie Turner's Net Worth Though there has been some controversy about Turner's Game of Thrones paycheck, Turner is definitely not hurting for coin.
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If you're really hurting for a device and want to try Android, you can't go wrong with the Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8+.
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Keep a few of these in the back of your freezer, and you'll never feel like you're hurting for a good veggie-centric dish.
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Puerto Ricans have been hurting for years as schools have closed and public services have been cut to deal with a ballooning debt crisis.
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So while my bomber class is still hurting for star cards, my officer infantry unit has unlocked plenty, not that I ever play it.
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The estate tax change, for instance, helps only those with estates worth over $11 million – not exactly a group hurting for a tax cut.
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"And this makes it worse because if a business is hurting for cashflow, the first thing they will do is not pay their vendors."
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I'm hurting for them today, too, because Yao Ming is the biggest reason that NBA today is as popular as it is in China.
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In fact, if unemployment gets too low, it signals that companies are hurting for workers, which is good for wages but not for productivity.
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At one point, my left knee even started hurting for a week or so, probably due to gait issues caused by my right knee pain.
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Of course, Ninja says he makes more than $500,000 PER MONTH for playing the game recreationally ... so it ain't exactly like he's hurting for the dough.
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According to Chapman University professor, Mark Skousen, business-to-business supply-chain activity — which hardly anyone looks at — has been hurting for well over a year.
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DoorDash previously told Bloomberg the model "was designed to ensure that Dashers are more fairly compensated for every delivery," but DoorDash isn't exactly hurting for cash.
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While Thiel is in no way hurting for cash, he would have been much wealthier had he stashed those Facebook shares away after the 603 IPO.
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The jump in stocks is welcome for an industry hurting for a majority of the year with shares down roughly 25 percent overall, according to Reuters.
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But if in the coming weeks the Full Frontal team is somehow hurting for material, "fantastic actress reads mundane emails" would be a pretty great recurring feature.
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Not only is Kylie not hurting for an influx of new fans and supporters, she appears to be the sibling that has struggled the most with fame.
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By contrast, there are states that Obama won twice, like Florida, Wisconsin, and Michigan, whose local parties are hurting for talent with name recognition and fundraising ability.
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But he could give a voice to the anti-war left in a primary hurting for bigger and bolder ideas about how to reorient American foreign policy.
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What I'm saying is that the NBA isn't hurting for #content, even before you consider how weird Elfrid Payton is or the transcendent grumpiness of DeMarcus Cousins.
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The player who has three undamaged brain cells clattering around up there and is never going to admit to anything hurting for fear of being branded soft?
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Northeastern is not hurting for students: it has posted record application numbers for the past nine years and last fall got 62,203 applications for 2,800 freshman seats.
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As we reported, BC is currently getting $0 in child support from Rob Kardashian -- still, she ain't hurting for money, and she's now added an additional revenue stream.
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Los Angeles is not exactly hurting for local television coverage, but Spectrum insists it is carving out a different space from local news networks like KTLA or KNBC.
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But once you have made it to the top and collected your famous "This car climbed Mt. Washington" bumper sticker, you may be hurting for things to do.
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Trump, hurting for cash after he suddenly stopped self-funding his campaign last month, has mixed his public campaign and his private ventures for nearly the entire 2016 race.
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People hurting for money in Riley's dystopia appear on a game show called I Got the Shit Kicked Out of Me, which involves getting beaten in exchange for cash.
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The Cut actually started selling "BDE" (or big dick energy, minus the big dick energy) T-shirts, which I found wild—I really don't think they're hurting for money.
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First, I don't think product and product management is hurting for hope, and you have to be hopeful to be a product manager because products don't want to ship.
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It would be a hard hit, especially for a company hurting for users, but could turn around the company's image and make it a less hostile corner of the internet.
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For those who've already read the books and seen the movies but are still hurting for more Middle Earth, Amazon is working on a "Lord of the Rings" TV series.
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The scar, weirdly, is a kind of portal to Voldemort, so it's bad news in Act I of the play when it starts hurting for the first time in decades.
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You have a silky dachshund and feel uncomfortable if other people aren't drinking at parties, and you should absolutely go to the doctor if your knee has been hurting for months.
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This fall, as wildfires raged in Southern California, we learned that the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation was hurting for critical supplies to keep our 3,300 firefighters safe on the job.
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James and Kimberly Snead told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Monday they are hurting for the families of the victims in the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
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Not that the self-described "world's largest travel site" is hurting for attention, with 390 million average unique monthly visitors and over 500 million reviews for hotels, restaurants and other travel destinations.
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The scenes, in the background of an industry conference, cut against a hard reality the sector faces: a dearth of skilled applicants, and a workforce hurting for diversity and struggling to hire women.
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"North Korea is hurting for money," said Herb Lin, the senior research scholar for cyberpolicy and security at Stanford University's Center for International Security and Cooperation and a fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution.
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Kaplan, whose district heavily relies on exports to Mexico, said this is already having a "chilling effect" on capital expenditures plans and is hurting, for example, soybean shipments and companies reliant on aluminum.
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Donald Trump says he's not responsible for the rash of bomb attacks -- a hard one to swallow for sure -- and Megyn Kelly may be out of a job, but she's not hurting for cash.
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To be clear: This election has inflicted many other kinds of wounds on identity likely to leave many groups — African Americans, Muslims, LGTBQ people, people with Obamacare, immigrants, the working class — hurting for quite a while.
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Which brings us to the America First Energy Plan's, erm, strategy for bringing back jobs: The Trump Administration is also committed to clean coal technology, and to reviving America's coal industry, which has been hurting for too long.
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Now to be clear, I'm talking mid-range in terms of price, not specs, because with a Qualcomm 855 chip, 6GB of RAM and either 003GB or 128GB of storage, the Mi 9 certainly won't be hurting for performance.
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"A week ago, I decided to pick at what I thought was a giant under-the-skin pimple because it had been hurting for a while and got too painful to ignore," she wrote in a note posted to Twitter.
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The country could be hurting for a new competitor, as local companies have called it quits against the streaming giant, and growth has slowed a bit in recent quarters as the consumers who wish to have Netflix already do. Australia.
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"I'm hurting for him knowing that this is a huge part of him and being in the Mets family was really important for him," Mets starter Noah Syndergaard said, adding that he hoped the longtime pitching coach Dan Warthen would remain.
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Actually, the show was hurting for any kind of identity at all until Viola Davis — a winner last night for her blistering turn in the film Fences — took the stage again to give the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award to Meryl Streep.
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The local orgs are hurting for person-power, big time, and simply don't have the resources to dedicate to crunching the data to figure out which new local joints (or old standards) are surging in popularity or on the brink of becoming so.
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Sure, it made a nice punchline, and HBO isn't hurting for cash with which to transport its actors if it needs them for a spot of marketing, but would we really have missed him if he hadn't been part of the bit?
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Even on the right hand which has done all of the hurting for her she draws it back before she punches and then steps in to throw it with no attempt to hide it and her other hand down by her waist.
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Cup Noodle (aka Cup Noodles, as it is known in the US)—the cheap instant ramen of choice for undergrads and others hurting for a buck—has announced that it is going upscale, but in a way that may well have some questioning their choice.
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As exploitative and tacky as Rizin can be, they put on some entertaining fights and they actually displayed some fresh, exciting Japanese prospects in a country which has been hurting for young talent since the MMA scene began to atrophy in the years after PRIDE.
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The small city of Troy, New York isn't hurting for fast food: There's a Sonic Drive-In, a Starbucks, a Friendly's, a McDonald's, a Popeyes, a Dunkin', a Burger King, a Subway, a couple of Stewart's, and a handful of pizza and sub shops.
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I know there are a lot of people on MIT's campus who are scared, sad, and hurting for various reasons, and I wouldn't want any of them to feel less able to speak with someone like me because I've chosen to speak out publicly.
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Thanks to this digital transformation, it does not feel like digital wallets are hurting for adoption in China's major cities where all workers are used to mobile payments with complete strangers for everything from short taxi rides, bike rides, or food from the local street food vendor.
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There's no indication, as of yet, that Agalarov was directly involved in any of the offshore schemes swamping the Aliyevs; indeed, given his business dealings with his billionaire father—who has received an "Order of Honor" from Vladimir Putin, no less—Agalarov wasn't exactly hurting for cash, even after divorcing Leyla in 2015.
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For years our Women of the Year Advisory Board—made up of past winners, plus our editors—has put the kibosh on naming a Man of the Year on the grounds that men aren't exactly hurting for awards in this world, and that here at Glamour, the tribe we're into celebrating is female.
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And on the inside, the G8 won't be hurting for performance or longevity, as the LG crammed in a Snapdragon 855 processor, 6GB of RAM, 128 of storage, a microSD slot, headphone jack, and a 3,500 mAh battery, which is ever so slightly larger than the 3,400 mAh battery featured in the Galaxy S10.
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Two of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's adult children, Donald Trump Jr. and White House adviser Ivanka Trump, were very close to being indicted in 2012 on accusations they misled prospective buyers about units in the Trump SoHo, a hotel and condo development that was hurting for buyers.
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