Sentence examples for hardly favourable from inspiring English sources

And it's one that is hardly favourable to these shareholders: CEO and other executive compensation have skyrocketed over time.

Yet, as Mr Bundy observes, "the historian is bound to gulp in disbelief: in the whole range of Nixon's writings there is hardly a favourable reference to human rights either as an ideal or as a practical force in international affairs".Mr Kissinger receives handsome praise for his shuttle negotiations between Israel and Egypt and his moves during the Jordanian crisis of 1970.

England's Euro 2016 group could hardly be more favourable, but the toughest test is arguably on Monday.

Short of the return of serfdom, conditions could hardly have been more favourable to the business elite.So let us deal with the opening two questions (to save the post from being excessively long, the third question will be left for later).

To call it grandstanding is just plain wrong: offering this protection can hardly be a cynical ploy for favourable attention when the majority of the population is either against it or doesn't care.

The accuracy was hardly reduced by selection, probably because the increased frequency of favourable alleles compensated for the Bulmer effect.

Given the favourable results from this clinic-based study, we could hardly claim that a school-based intervention, such as ours, is necessary when treating SM.

The test of strength between Mikołajczyk and the PPR first occurred during the referendum of 1946 the results of which, favourable to Mikołajczyk, were falsified and then in the general elections of 1947, which were hardly "free and unfettered".