Sentence examples for will hardly win from inspiring English sources

But that will hardly win him clemency.

Indeed, Rafael Benitez's side are now winless in four games in all competitions, and although there were some enterprising moments, not least Lampard's and Mata's superb goals, this result will hardly win Benitez any new fans at Stamford Bridge.

Ideas are all good and proper but they can only take you so far and keeping them to yourself will hardly win you good relationships with people who can help you and your business.

If you use this opportunity to speak "legalese," you'll hardly win their trust.

While Krzyzewski's revelation that USA Basketball expects to win gold will hardly make a ripple, his statements about the dismissal of Paterno may strike a nerve.

A Labour party that cannot win in Scotland will hardly look like a party back on the road to recovery.

And if he does not win at age 25, it will hardly be too late to string together a future streak of majors.

If the commission calls for more concessions by Westminster to Scotland that will hardly be an appealing proposition for Mr Brown to win back disenchanted English voters.

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

Winning by a hair will hardly confer unstoppable momentum.

IT WILL hardly be news when Horst Köhler, the former boss of the International Monetary Fund, wins the German presidency on May 23rd.