Sentence examples for hardly supports from inspiring English sources

But the full text of Sperling's e-mail, eventually revealed by Politico, hardly supports such an interpretation.

Because some regulatory efforts were made, Mallaby writes, "the record hardly supports Madrick's argument that policy was captured by free-market extremists".

As for the decline of American power, well, going broke while waging an unwinnable war hardly supports any claim to superpower status.

"Facebook Is Using You," by Lori Andrews (Sunday Review, Feb. 5), offers a frightening overview of the use and misuse of data aggregation on the Web, but that hardly supports pegging Facebook as the primary culprit.

Gabriele Lavia's perfunctory and erratic production, with a single set by Alessandro Camera decorated with images redolent of Batman comics, hardly supports the opera as one might hope, although in Andrea Viotti's costumes the bandits look plenty grim.

Raising the tempo and running the older French forwards around will be their objective, which hardly supports the complaint of Leicester's coach, Matt O'Connor, that England are simply "trying not to lose".

The facts hardly support this view.

These columns, too, hardly support the assertion that Medicare spending is out of control.

Now he can hardly support himself when he sits, balancing precariously like a pile of kindling propped against itself.

As one of the leaders of the campaign for equality in marriage I would hardly support him otherwise.

Gambon's startling Hirst seems semi-paralysed by drink, as if his knees could hardly support his massive torso.