Sentence examples for hardly win from inspiring English sources

But that will hardly win him clemency.

In an ordinary election, it would hardly win him any votes.

But supporting the Armenian issue would hardly win him friends in Turkey, at least not friends with power.

He opens with the theme of the drudge—"humble", as well as "harmless"—who can hardly win at the occupation he has chosen.

With the cards stacked so heavily against her by Jayawardene and his successor, Ranasinghe Premadasa, she could hardly win, though despite all the violence and electoral manipulation he used, Premadasa secured only 50.1% of the votes.

It would hardly win many friends, particularly in an election year, for highly paid investment bankers and their brethren to argue that the average American taxpayer owes them anything.

He may not be winning pretty every week, but he is hardly winning ugly either.

The worst was over, and the war, though hardly won, would surely not be lost.

Mr. Romney's senior aides warned staff members and donors that the race was hardly won.

We hardly won a game and it wasn't good enough in any shape or form.

Dallas's campaign is hardly winning it friends in nearby states.