Sentence examples for hardly precludes from inspiring English sources

That hardly precludes Mr. McCain from attracting enough blue-collar votes to win in swing states like Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

But that feature of impairment hardly precludes social reconstruction.

My value buying isn't limited to boring "smokestack" companies and hardly precludes tech stocks and other growth types.

In reality becoming Pope is just as cutthroat and political a move as becoming a President; men work towards it their entire careers and must be filled with ambition to achieve it -- which hardly precludes a desire to do good but is a fact nonetheless.

And its strings have a bright tone that often conveys more energy than warmth, although warmth is hardly precluded.

At the time it confirmed nothing – being in town for a medical hardly precluded a visit to see old colleagues – but it suggested a deal was effectively done.

The body was traditionally sold, that is, as an ideal for emulation by consumers of fashion, but that hardly precluded the same body being viewed as an object of sexual desire by different clients — or perhaps the same ones.

She proved that a life devoted to a kind of mystic religion of the body, to social healing and confrontations with the Big Questions of life and death, need hardly preclude communicable artistry.

No doubt, whether the current Bull Market is eight years, six years or 17 months old would hardly preclude a selloff from taking place, but we would hate to see someone head for the hills simply because of the perceived age of the advance.

There were no presidential pensions until 1958, so they're hardly sacred, and nothing precludes withholding them as punishment.

However, the necessary detailed information about the modes of action of pesticides in various non-target test species will hardly ever be available, which precludes a verification of this hypothesis.