Sentence examples for was hardly improved from inspiring English sources

Altman's already precarious standing in Hollywood was hardly improved by his willingness to publicly criticise people he disliked - stars, producers, screenwriters and critics.

Instead, Hewitt is out of contention and the host nation is reeling, and the collective mood was hardly improved by Mark Philippoussis's straight-set loss to Greg Rusedski in the second round today.

The fans' mood was hardly improved when former Burnley and Bolton manager, Owen Coyle, was appointed to take over at Ewood Park in June and a poor start to the season fuelled the negativity.

The chemical cleaning efficiency was hardly improved with increasing concentrations of sodium hydroxide.

When 1.2 V of positive biasing was applied under dark condition, the oxidation efficiency of As III) to As V) was hardly improved.

This discouraging record is hardly improved by Mr. Paterson's poor approval ratings.

The situation is hardly improved by that name above the ballpark entrance.

But because each album has its own sonic character, due partly to developments in recording technology during the Beatles' career, and partly to the growing complexity of their work, some discs are improved more radically than others, and some are hardly improved at all.

This study shows how the turbulence imparted by Rushton impellers, which are typically used in several industrial productions, may be hardly improved by varying the impeller's geometry.

This problem is hardly improved even with three wavelengths, since the difference of τ or z s results in a change of effective optical path length due to multiple scattering, and hence, the change in the amount of water vapor absorption itself.

Certainly the grasp on reality enjoyed by such economists is hardly improved by a propensity to assume in their models a level of individual rationality, and a capacity for short-term interest calculations, that is literally beyond the capacity of ordinary human beings to deliver.