Sentence examples for hardly made it from inspiring English sources

What I saw online hardly made it less so.

But, since being reëlected, he's hardly made it one of his top priorities, and, even if he did, the Republicans in Congress wouldn't go along with it.

It was decided that to spearhead a run at the championship, the Celtics would use a 21-year-old who'd hardly made it off the reserve bench in pre-season: Rajon Pierre Rondo, born, coincidentally in 1986.

But that approach failed as poverty helped foment violence, because Israel's occupation of the West Bank hardly made it seem like paradise, and because the Palestinian struggle is inspired by ideas about liberation and identity.

The fact that Olympic 400m champion, America's Jeremy Wariner, hardly made it out of his blocks before stopping was the beginning of the end for a race which saw Pistorius disqualified for running out of his lane.

During last year's campaign, President Obama called for a reform of the tax code to insure that the "biggest corporations pay their fair share". But, since being reëlected, he's hardly made it one of his top priorities, and, even if he did, the Republicans in Congress wouldn't go along with it.

Its actively purchased percentage was 87.0%, hardly making it the most virtuous magazine in existence.

This often-divided region, with its complicated historical relationships, has witnessed various tensions, hardly making it an economic entity, which structurally exhibits a cohesive whole.

Its declared aim the complete elimination of the Zionist enemy—hardly makes it a congenial neighbour in Israeli eyes.

Yet that hardly makes it less significant.

He said it rolls down one hill and can hardly make it up the next.