Sentence examples for hardly be improved from inspiring English sources

Breads could be better, but everything meant to be spread on them could hardly be improved.

As an expression of Mr. Rogriguez's temperament, it could hardly be improved.

As an image of male rage, impotence and futility, it could hardly be improved upon.

Most of them, such as detector resolution, electronic noise and statistical fluctuation can hardly be improved.

For Americans, the system could hardly be improved on, because the dollars do not remain in Asia.

The early material could hardly be improved on: a room of Giacomettis, another of Picassos, each a capsule homage to an artist Mr. Beyeler knew.

And that environment is hardly likely to be improved by society's taking notice of the kind of guff written by your in-house reviewer.KEIRAN SHARPECambridgeSIR--Money may not buy everything, but I will pay you not to employ Mr Handy again.

* * * It's hardly the case, of course, that élite colleges can't be improved; they can.

It's hardly the case, of course, that élite colleges can't be improved; they can.

Although Clemson might be improved this season, a victory against the Tigers hardly legitimizes Duke's lofty ranking.

As an advert for a loyal and dutiful wife, it could hardly have been improved had she stood up and sung Stand by Your Man.