Sentence examples for hardly conduct from inspiring English sources

Nurses could hardly conduct deliveries without gloves because doing so would put their lives at risk of contracting HIV infection among other communicable infections.

Although Mr. Brin hardly conducted himself as a media executive — he had no big entourage and answered every question forthrightly — he certainly espoused values the business holds dear.

In this way shockwaves are not or hardly conducted.

That is hardly "hapless conduct".

The formalization of the manufacturing capabilities and manufacturing constraints that these processes have has especially hardly been conducted.

One major weakness is that experiments can hardly be conducted with endangered species.

When Kinnock protests that their behaviour hardly represents Labour conduct or Labour values, I find myself asking if, given the rank mix of social authoritarianism and collusion in foreign torture, such values may even be said to exist anymore.

Moscow and Washington are hardly able to conduct productive negotiations on any of the important questions that divide them.

Even the way he chomps gum — fiercely, as if gnawing on a tough piece of steak — is hardly standard Congressional conduct.

At the same time, Republicans said in interviews that the disclosures solidified worries in the party that Mr. Foley's conduct — hardly a secret — might have been kept quiet because Republicans were facing a tight election year.

Speaking for many, Joe Wierzbicki, the Tea Party Express' coordinator, suggested this was hardly constitutionally conservative conduct; he characterized anyone who tries "to say who can or can't be 'expelled' from the tea party movement" as "arrogant and preposterous".