Sentence examples for hardly invited from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the whole affair hardly invited optimism.
"The problem is that TEPCO has hardly invited in the international community to help to try and solve the problem," says Dr. Caldicott.
Listening to people so rarefied hardly invites emotional involvement.
But a program that limits people to one year of subsidized work hardly invites long-term dependence.
Worries about unsafe Uber cars or unsafe driving are of course legitimate, but the experience of riding in a cab in many cities hardly invites confidence that cab drivers or cabs are much better.
"Worries about unsafe Uber cars or unsafe driving are of course legitimate," he observes, "but the experience of riding in a cab in many cities hardly invites confidence that cab drivers or cabs are much better".
"Translators and secretaries were hardly ever invited to official social functions, and single women were eyed suspiciously by married women.
There were perceived problems on the part of the Archdiocese with the Democratic Party's position on abortion and related issues (and the Republican nominee could hardly be invited solo to a dinner named after a Democratic presidential candidate).
For example, during a visit to the London School of Economics in November 2008, she said of the financial crash: "Why did nobody notice it?" Even if she had been, he could hardly have been invited and Blair not.
"That Capek would be loyal to Scrushy is hardly surprising as UBS invited Scrushy to select the analyst to issue reports on the company once the prior analyst had left that post; UBS hired Capek at specific direction of Scrushy, who was pleased with the reports Capek had issued on HealthSouth while an analyst at Credit Suisse," the suit said.
