Sentence examples for hardly demonstrate from inspiring English sources

A search for a third chief executive in a year would hardly demonstrate that.

Laura Snapes of the New Music Express said Mr. Brown "may have owned up to making a mistake, but remarks like these hardly demonstrate that he has 'learned from it' and added "what's equally as pernicious as Brown's lack of remorse is the way that the culture industry at large has decided to gloss over what he did".

Because fossil fish can hardly demonstrate their feeding style, palaeontologists have looked to changes in the jaw, teeth, and gills for evidence of the sea-land transition.

Although these few remarks hardly demonstrate the viability of this hybrid view, anyone defending premise (1) on the assumption that moral judgments are essentially beliefs needs to consider this alternative and rule it out.

These analyses are not possible with demand forecast models built on historical samples, simply because, these forecast models and their level of accuracy are limited by their training data sets and can hardly demonstrate variations that are not present in the historical data sets.

This hardly demonstrates the compassionate conservatism we have been hearing so much about for the last year.

This hardly demonstrated foresight since I have now presented a Sunday morning talk show for the past decade.

But even when he is in the game, he has hardly demonstrated that he is one of the premier operatives in the N.B.A.

To want the office so badly that you would intentionally make our country's problems worse might prove you can read a poll or take a cheap shot, but it hardly demonstrates presidential leadership".

But saying, in effect, that between 2000 and 2007, some investors thought there was some chance that the banks would be bailed out hardly demonstrates that moral hazard was a major factor in what went wrong.

My onglette steak was nicely done, tender and soft, sliced in the Tuscan tagliata style, drizzled with pesto and served with shaved fennel and fries: fine, though hardly demonstrating much cuisinal skill.