Sentence examples for hardly sent from inspiring English sources

Whichever, it hardly sent out signals that changing direction was the route to recovery.

For all their regard for the favourite, those supervising the raider's preparation have hardly sent him all this way in meek obeisance.

Theresa May published her draft bill on communications surveillance this week and it hardly sent the masses on to the streets.

It is the sort of comment which, in a different context, at a different club, could get a manager sacked and hardly sent out the most positive message to Peter Kenyon, Garry Cook or whoever's consortium is supposedly the latest frontrunner to buy out Ashley and assume control of Newcastle in the new year.

In a statement of administration policy released Tuesday night, the Office of Management and Budget formally announced the president's threat to veto a continuing resolution bill introduced by House Republicans to keep the government funded past March 4. The line in the sand hardly sent shock waves through Congress.

"It hardly sends the right message," says Fergusson.

Well quite, but splitting Nato hardly sends out the best signals either.

While it already controls a voting majority, an increase in state ownership would hardly send a positive signal to global capital markets.

But it hardly sends a signal of confidence about the future of the ticket he is sharing with Vice President Al Gore.

But it hardly sends a comforting signal to the hard men and hotheads in Russia who may think that such a stunt would have a chance of success.Things are also looking pretty gloomy at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.

The decision to change the rules so an athlete has to miss three tests in 12 months before they are banned, not three in 18 as before, hardly sends a tough message on doping either.