Sentence examples for hardly enhanced from inspiring English sources
The surroundings now seem barren, and they are hardly enhanced by their security planters and barriers.
The revelations of the backbiting and manoeuvring via memos at Disney hardly enhanced Eisner's reputation.
Not the Great Writ, whose majesty is hardly enhanced by its extension to a jurisdictionally quirky outpost, with no tangible benefit to anyone.
All this often makes Felipão the object of some ridicule, and his latest, tumultuous stint at Palmeiras has hardly enhanced his coaching credentials.
The executive pay issue hardly enhanced his image among the BBC's rank and file, many of whom were angered by a deal he cut with the government to keep a steady stream of public license fees flowing to the BBC.
Curbishley presses his case more smartly than Sam Allardyce, whose suggestion last month that he was "not suited to Bolton or Blackburn" and "would be more suited to Internazionale or Real Madrid" hardly enhanced his credibility.
Some eviction notices even carry the Olympic logo, hardly enhancing the games' popularity.
And it hardly enhances the studio's image as a caring, sharing environment where individual artistic visions are fostered.
It is unlikely that prominent editors like Anna Wintour of Vogue or Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair will cancel their town-car service: their magazines sell luxury, and Ms. Wintour's swiping her 30-day MetroCard and jostling with Times Square commuters would hardly enhance that position.
Its xenophobic anti-Vietnamese platform would hardly enhance regional stability and might add fuel to an old fire.Luke Wohlers BostonRoping dopeSIR – I read with enjoyment your leader on doping in sport, gene doping and Olympic equity ("Fairly safe", August 2nd).
For instance, Deutsche Bank paid €183m for 10% of Cassa di Risparmio di Bolzano, when a stake of the same size sold for €79m just last year.And BPI has given only a one-year guarantee on the level of dividends that these unquoted banks will pay; this hardly enhances the attractiveness of these illiquid stakes.
