Sentence examples for could hardly agree from inspiring English sources
They could hardly agree to be bought by each other.A bigger role for private equity might make the economy more vulnerable.
At the Fulton Houses, a dark red brick complex on a quiet, leafy street in Chelsea, a resident, Diane Humphrey, 46, could hardly agree more.
Practitioners hardly agree.
One could hardly help but agree when he said that the claims of him liaising with a Czech spy at the height of the Cold War — in the House of Commons, no less — all seemed "a little bit James Bond".
And no one hardly agrees on anything in pop anymore.
The commissioners "hardly agreed on anything", in Beadle's recollection.
The pair agreed the location could hardly be bettered for the health of business and bodies alike.
France had mutual defense treaties with many European states, and it could hardly honor those treaties if it agreed to renounce war altogether.
Naturally, if the four family branches agreed to unite behind a single applicant, the foundation could hardly say no.
Whether you agree with it or not, whether you approve of Mr. Putin or not, it could hardly be more newsworthy or interesting.
