Sentence examples for hardly promoted from inspiring English sources

Mr Koizumi's predecessor, Yoshiro Mori, hardly promoted anything.

His death from a massive stroke at age 42, however, hardly promoted the cause.

Morsi's government hardly promoted the wider democratic values on which a successful democracy relies – but Galal's anger is understandable: Morsi or his allies won five consecutive votes between 2011 and 2012.

* * * The reign of law is hardly promoted if an unnecessary ruling of a federal court is thus supplanted by a controlling decision of a state court.' 2 Here as there 'If there was no warrant in state law for the Commission's assumption of authority there is an end of the litigation; the constitutional issue does not arise.' Id., 312 U.S. 500, 501, 61 S.Ct.

Three quarters of 60 schools it surveyed were failing in their duty to provide impartial careers advice; few knew how to provide a comprehensive service; vocational training and apprenticeships barely got a look in and the National Careers Service and its services were hardly promoted and underused.

New owners hardly promoted it.

A schismatic pope could no longer help France much; rival popes could hardly promote peace between their political supporters.

The slogan "Fail often in order to succeed sooner" would hardly promote success in a manufacturing plant.

Conversely, though great scientists intuitively adhere to IDEO's slogan, "Fail often in order to succeed sooner," it would hardly promote success in a manufacturing plant.

Now Microsoft is introducing its much anticipated Windows Vista, but under pressure from antitrust regulators, especially in Europe, Vista will hardly promote Windows Live at all.

Leftists demand it now, regarding English patriotism as supremacism (wrong, and counterproductive: forced denial of self hardly promotes acceptance of others!).