Sentence examples for although hardly from inspiring English sources

Although hardly scientific, the poll is a timely reminder of the power of a boss to make the work experience a good one or a bad one.

Miranda Seymour in the Sunday Times began more appreciatively, as the book's subject matter "although hardly unfamiliar, never fails to grip".

Although hardly a nuisance, they're hated by humans who believe them to be gruesome, baby-eating monsters.

This is bonkers – although hardly surprising.

Some companies are adjusting their recipes, although hardly drastically.

For now, the choices remain numerous, although hardly similar in what the candidates offer.

My pasta dinner at the Ibis, although hardly spectacular, was also of better quality.

With the camera's 720p resolution, the image was clear, although hardly high definition.

That actually would be a positive development--although hardly one worth hyping in ads and columns--if it were not for a further plot twist.

Davis, in contrast, enjoys a comfortable--although hardly rock-solid--lead over Republican Atty.

These proposals were greeted respectfully, although hardly with universal acclaim.