Sentence examples for aim is hardly from inspiring English sources

Today, the Lexus LS — the target at which Hyundai has taken dead aim — is hardly the benchmark, but the oldest car in a class overflowing with superb choices.

Yesterday, however, the journalism school dean, Tom Goldstein, retracted the "off the record" designation, saying, "Our aim was hardly that restrictive".

The UN, whatever its evil aims, is hardly in a position to push Uncle Sam around.

While Robert Eggers Sundancee breakout horror is hardly aiming to franchise the witch (the director has already said a sequel will never happen), it makes an eerily convincing argument.

Aiming at children through licensing is hardly new.

Witnessing such dickish deeds justified by Dickensian decrees aimed at demoralizing the public is hardly an uplifting experience.

With thousand of rockets being fired by Hamas from Gaza indiscriminately into Israel, every one of them aimed at civilian populations, it is hardly surprising that Israel retaliates as any civilized country would do to defend its population from such clear, unapologetic, blatant attempts at its annihilation.

That is hardly a modest aim.

The campaign is hardly the only one aimed at supporting the euro.

Aiming for "a just society", however sincerely expressed, is hardly original.

It is hardly surprising that a drama aimed at young audiences would pick a James Dean-like outsider as a protagonist.