Sentence examples for it hardly added from inspiring English sources

While it hardly added up to a full-blown "Clinton Doctrine," it did present a different and more inclusive image of America than the one conveyed by G.I. fatigues and drone missile attacks.

A welcome boost no doubt, but it hardly adds up to a transformation.

It hardly adds to the credibility of the Met's May Day operation, either, that a 1980s TV star turned West End grande dame should be incarcerated among rioting anarchists.

The only concrete new commitments were that the promised aid of up to €100 billion ($125 billion) for Spain to recapitalise its banks would no longer be senior to other debt, and that Ireland could expect the burden of its bank bail-outs to be eased.A set of limited and contingent promises is much better than nothing, but it hardly adds up to a sturdy new foundation for the euro's future.

But it hardly adds up to a presidential re-election with coattails for the Democrats or a shift in the direction of this nation's economy and its suffering working people.

This may win him votes at home, but it will hardly add to his credibility in the West.

As shown in Fig. 3, the total number of alleles scored in k conventional varieties reached a plateau: for k = 18 varieties, an added variety hardly added new allele to the sample.

In our study, the second series hardly added more information although it did provide more nuances.

The Bloomberg administration said it did not take the proposals seriously because they hardly added up to the savings the unions are touting and because many of the ideas just push expenses into future years.

Neither club knows who will be charged with taking them forwards this summer and in Watford's case the statement released on Wednesday regarding Quique Sánchez Flores's future hardly added clarity.

However, loci VNTR 154, VNTR 2461 and VNTR 3171 had hardly added any value to the level of discrimination.