Sentence examples for this hardly represents from inspiring English sources

For those of us whose lives are not micro-managed down to the last second, this hardly represents a thrilling prospect.

Mark Littlewood, director of the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: "This hardly represents a green light for a policy that has been roundly rejected in a public consultation and rejected by the European Union.

Long-acting bronchodilators have been shown to reduce effectively COPD exacerbations and exacerbation-related hospitalizations [ 16, 17], but this hardly represents the spectrum of improvements in everyday life of COPD patients that those agents provide.

Though it is a sad day for some fans, Jason Orange's departure from Take That hardly represents a tectonic upheaval in the group's creative dynamic.

So this video hardly represents some "Hannity and Colmes" style collaboration (that one didn't do too well, I recall).

Those who read or otherwise hear about the proposed boycott would do well to remember that this coalition hardly represents the views of the average nun.

"This bill hardly represents my preferred method for funding the government," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Tuesday.

This is good, but it hardly represents an ironclad defense.

Levittown lays a unique claim to the status of suburban archetype, but it hardly represents the generation as a whole, and the reasons for this say as much as anything about the times the Boomers have lived in.

Though welcome, that hardly represents big progress.

Raphael's merlot acreage thus hardly represents a gamble.