Sentence examples for will hardly improve from inspiring English sources

And some worry that the spectre of an old man living in splendour here dunning war-ravaged Iraq for lost wealth will hardly improve Arab-Jewish relations.

Run-of-the-mill complaints about inadequate health services only add to the prevailing disenchantment.The verdict in the Breivik trial, which is due on August 24th, will hardly improve the government's popularity.

That will hardly improve if Governor Bush and Mr. Cheney travel the country claiming to be education champions while at the same time standing in the way of those programs that would help children most.

A senior EVN executive recently told a state-run newspaper that losses between 2009 and 2011 exceeded $940m and that a 5% price rise in August will hardly improve things.With energy demand growing by up to 14% a year, the situation cannot hold.

Going to preschool alone will hardly improve a child's long-term prospects if it is not high-quality preschool.

Since tax revenues can hardly improve now, even with the most sweeping attempts at better collection, fiscal balances will improve only with further public spending cuts.

Beets and tarragon can hardly improve on themselves.

Interruption hardly improves all pleasurable activities.

And the meeting hardly improved relations.

But things have hardly improved since Temer took over.

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