Sentence examples for Hardly indispensable from inspiring English sources

He was spending his time designing and writing software, an important but hardly indispensable task.

Well, say what you like about Facebook, but it is hardly "indispensable to modern life". Even without regulation, Facebook already offers its service to anyone--at least in countries where it isn't banned.

For now, think of the pen as merely an optional feature, and hardly an indispensable one.

He had hardly made himself indispensable and Trump remains his own spokesman.

Many also pointed out that the plastic bag is hardly a throwaway — indispensable, they said, for cleaning up after pets, camouflaging the smell of a dirty diaper, hiding an open can of beer or simply holding other trash.

Traditional biological experiments can hardly tackle the whole genome structure annotations, which make computational methods indispensable.

True to form, the ballet hardly warrants a mention in this book and yet it is an indispensable and vibrant half of what Covent Garden is all about.

The Court of Appeals stated that "issue discussions unwedded to the cause of a particular candidate hardly threaten the purity of elections... [and] are vital and indispensable to a free society and an informed electorate.

Legislation can provide an indispensable framework to help protect consumers from exploitation, but that is hardly enough.

The deaths of Rahman and Roy would hardly be worth noting, except for the idea that got them killed — one that is indispensable but increasingly endangered around the world.

These are the aspirational middle classes, the politically indispensable stuff of Thatcher's and Mr Blair's majorities, and Mr Miliband has hardly anything to say to them.