Sentence examples for because it has hardly from inspiring English sources
For decades Roosevelt has struggled because it has hardly any commercial tax base.
Because it has hardly any commercial tax base, Roosevelt has had low spending per student, despite tax rates that are among the highest on Long Island.
There are a lot of bumps on the track and, because it has hardly any straights, you have almost no chance to 'rest'rest
So, for instance, Bulgaria suffered when Russia cut off the main pipeline because it had hardly any storage and little means of getting gas from the rest of Europe.
Inner-city parents like this idea, but it has hardly been tried because it is furiously opposed by public-school teachers' unions and by their allies in the Democratic Party.Which leads to a last point.
However, it has hardly been applied to actual structures because of the high cost for production.
They were angry when the second day at Hobart was abandoned at 4 15pm, even though it had hardly rained since lunch, because the bowlers' run-ups, which had been left uncovered throughout the morning drizzle, were too wet.
Anyway, I'm with Tim Duy: I'm losing confidence in European leaders, which is hard because I had hardly any confidence to start with.
In particular, I keep reading that Argentina's example is irrelevant, because Greece has hardly any exports.
Cleveland says she prays that her case in Montgomery will be successful, if only because she has hardly anything left to hand over to the authorities.
