Примеры hardly

• Though that is hardly a brief for paternalism, it should make us-at least those of us with liberal sympathies-rather concerned.

• Such struggles over the principle of succession were hardly unique in the contested politics of indirect rule.

• Another observation is that target-deviant omissions hardly ever concern subjects in group 1 children.

• In fact, it is hardly correct to speak about a strategy.

• The conclusion of the paper is that it is hardly possible to explain the similarities in the contact patterns with the help of macro-sociolinguistic factors.

• The type of onset had hardly any effect whereas the offset consonant had a marked influence.

• Teachers' beliefs and motivation are also hardly ever researched.

• Now the field is rapidly evolving, which means that this article can hardly be more than a snapshot of the knowledge as of 2001.

• Their conclusion is, however, hardly general, as the authors themselves admit.

• They are hardly quoted in the debate, possibly assuming that they are fixed.

• Such was hardly the case in pre-war resumptions.

• Furthermore, an immediate transplant for this patient would hardly be a good for her.

• From a human rights point of view, the value of testimony can hardly be exaggerated.

• In laterite outcrops, where the influence of the rains is hardly felt, large expanses of small bamboos of stunted appearance are met with.

• Again, there was hardly any growth till week 30, and then a very rapid incline between weeks 30 and 40.