Sentence examples for has hardly improved from inspiring English sources

A decade after Aristide won his historic election, life in Haiti has hardly improved.

The toppling of the Taliban two years ago has hardly improved their lot.

Coach Ron Wilson was fired, but the situation has hardly improved under Randy Carlyle.

"Since our previous meeting here on the 5 June, the situation on the ground in Syria has hardly improved.

In recent years, the cost of catastrophes has risen astronomically, but our ability to insure ourselves against them has hardly improved.

But it was not surprising that the strength forecasts were off — the accuracy of such forecasts has hardly improved over the past several decades.

But conditions have hardly improved in the meantime.

Miliband's personal ratings have hardly improved over the past year.

Long-term survival rates have hardly improved since the 1970s because more than 70% of women present with disease spread beyond the ovaries.

And their test results have hardly improved over the years, while countries such as Poland and South Korea have zoomed ahead.To revivify England's schools, the coalition embarked on a colossal structural reform.

The tablet slowdown shouldn't be a surprise given that tablets have hardly improved beyond relatively superficial changes in size, screen resolution, and processor speed.