Sentence examples for hardly satisfies from inspiring English sources

There's the Prada type of fashion, where every meaning is reversed — ugly is pretty, and so on — but this definition hardly satisfies, either.

Amazon revenues are set to breach the $100bn barrier for the first time this year but that hardly satisfies the Seattle-based company's founder, Jeff Bezos.

The reserved amount (about 4000 m3/d) for Tan Tan City hardly satisfies present fresh water needs.

Both research and practice indicate that the traditional universal DBMS architecture hardly satisfies these trends and new solutions are needed.

For example, summing the distances of worlds from the actual world is a function of likeness, but it hardly satisfies basic intuitive constraints on the likeness of a proposition to the truth.

But that has hardly satisfied the citizenry.

But that will hardly satisfy the trade unions or the increasingly restive poor in the squalid townships.

Such a partial move should hardly satisfy former donors who have been repelled by the Scouts' discriminatory ways.

But any limit on construction that even this new coalition might approve would hardly satisfy the Palestinians.

But if so, that would hardly satisfy the people of eastern Congo.Too little, too lateIndeed, it would be hard to exaggerate the UN's unpopularity.

Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who ran against Mr. Obama in 2008, was hardly satisfied with Mr. Panetta's and General Dempsey's endorsement of the president.