Sentence examples for hardly best from inspiring English sources
Voting amidst gun-toting soldiers with a rigged ballot and precious little time for public discussion are hardly best practices.
The 21-year-old Belarussian, wearing an all-black outfit hardly best suited to reflecting the heat, was taken to hospital and was recovering satisfactorily.
But Mr Chávez, an elected president but one who has ridden roughshod over his country's institutions, is hardly best placed to persuade the FARC to accept the rules of democracy.For Mr Chávez, the unexpected role of peacemaker is a welcome break from a string of foreign-policy setbacks.
The other five may be wildly successful commercially (some even critically), but hardly Best Picture calibre.
Warp are hardly best known for their work with guitars, but then Tyondai Braxton was never a traditional guitarist.
It is hardly our best work, but for better or for worse, it is done.
It was better in '96 than in '88 but hardly the best the Island had to offer.
Take it from Isabela Guimaraes, a top D.C. high school student who said she has been there and done that: Cramming for an exam is better than not studying at all, but it's hardly a best practice.
Hardly the best way to develop a love of poetry.
