Sentence examples for Hardly business from inspiring English sources

"Geschäft," he answers the muscular agent (red hair cut so close it seems painted on), secretly thinking, What I do is hardly business.

But a whole day spent traversing Queens, with the news media invited along for the ride, is hardly business as usual for this mayor.

But the American stars' victories tonight at the Weltklasse, the world's most prestigious and lucrative one-day track and field meet, were hardly business as usual.

On the day after the poison ricin was found in a mailroom in the office of the majority leader, Bill Frist, the Senate was open for business on Tuesday, though it was hardly business as usual.

But this week's off-track news is hardly business as usual: Formula One has been sold to billionaire John Malone's Liberty Media in a deal that values the series at $8 billion.

"22 July" is not an easy film to watch, nor is it meant to be, and dealing with events this horrific is hardly business as usual for a dramatic feature.

Until 25 years ago, they were hardly a business at all.

The closing of the Prague, however, means that he now has hardly any business in Moscow.

But he made it clear that it would hardly be business as usual.

Hardly conventional business tools, but this is not a conventional environment.

As recently as a decade ago, the industry was considered staid and hardly a business that could reap significant profits.