Sentence examples for hardly bad from inspiring English sources

The resulting publicity, however, is hardly bad for business.

But gold swag curtains in the dining room are hardly bad form on a luxury paddlewheeler.

It's hardly bad literary company, but defining her work as a kind of "Southern sunlight Gothic" ignores an element that defined O'Connor as much as her regional identity, or the theme of illness which her poor health seemed to suffuse into her work, full as it is of sick, maimed and mysteriously broken individuals.

If the last eight years were good for the lower two thirds, they were hardly bad for the top third of the population – when, for instance, exports soared through a combination of increased international demand for primary commodities and the country's new, independent foreign policy.

The difference between the values of Koum and those of Facebook is hardly bad news for the company.

That is hardly a bad epitaph.

But that's hardly a bad thing.

That's hardly a bad thing.

First, the economic news hardly looks bad enough.

This is hardly a bad place to be.

It has fabulous bones and hardly any bad angles.