Sentence examples for could hardly be found from inspiring English sources

Systematic research about it could hardly be found.

In this case, the filler could hardly be found localized selectively in one of the polymer components but formed its own component.

Within only two decades olive oil developed from a niche product which could hardly be found in food stores outside the producing regions towards an integrated component in the diets of industrial countries.

Individual charity might have a refining effect on the character of the donor, but poor relief from the state engendered irresponsibility in recipients while embittering those whose resources went to fund it: "There could hardly be found a more efficient device for estranging men from each other, and decreasing their fellow-feeling, than this system of state-almsgiving.

Could it be denied that there ever was anything so nearly approaching to unanimity, as the feeling that the principle of reform was completely established, so completely indeed, that there could hardly be found a single individual to dissent from it?

In 2005, L. conizaeoides could hardly be found in Wetzlar, and the further decline is also visible in Giessen; in 2010, it had virtually disappeared.

Transverse moments can hardly be found.

You could hardly be surprised then, Sydney, to find your mojo drained by creative types fleeing to Melbourne, where art is allowed to experiment – even to fail.

As Smart has already found, it could hardly be tougher than the market for two-seaters.

"The Australian context could hardly be more different," the Migration Watch report found in 2014.

And for us to come back the way we came back in that fashion, I was like, 'You did something special.' " An advocate for Jordan might argue that it could hardly be held against him that he never found himself in such a precarious position in the Finals.