Sentence examples for Hardly budging from inspiring English sources
Verizon was hardly budging from its original position, the unions said, another point of contention.
Mr. Wilhelm angrily criticized the university for rejecting arbitration and for hardly budging in negotiations this week.
The mix of fast-rising asset prices with wages that are hardly budging must be widening the gap between owners and the property-poor proletariat.
Enron, whose earnings per share nearly doubled between 1998 and last year after hardly budging between 1994 and 1998, is just one example.
Also, after hardly budging in the first half of the 20th century, the English vocabulary expanded at a rate of 8,500 words a year in the second half, leading to a 70% increase in its size since 1950 (see chart).Amusingly, Dr Michel found that some words added to the "American Heritage Dictionary" in 2000, like "gypseous" or "amplidyne", had been in widespread use a century earlier.
At present, real wage growth – wages after taking into account inflation – is hardly budging.
The numbers hardly budge".
But that proportion hardly budged in 2000.
The franc hardly budged after the announcement.
