Sentence examples for faced hardly from inspiring English sources

The Queens project, called Flushing Commons, faced hardly any questions from council members, in large part because the councilman who represents the area supported the plan.

Updated at 11.46am BST 11.41am BST 112th over: England 349-8 (Plunkett Plunkett 2) Prior, who's faced hardly at all this morning, slices a pair through the covers, then ads a single and another two through midwicket.

Still, while Motorola is not the only firm to miss an important threat or opportunity, the threats and opportunities Motorola faced were hardly invisible.

This gig was described in the press afterwards as a riot, but the look on our faces hardly suggests that.

His seemingly innocent face hardly proved an obstacle to Mr. Spader's growing desire, in the late '80s, to land more emotionally complex roles.

But Mr Hatoyama's face hardly moves as he delivers the good tidings in a soporific murmur.Mr Aso, meanwhile, has questioned the DPJ's ability to pay for expensive campaign promises, such as a ¥26,000 ($280) a month child allowance to push up the birth rate, income support to farmers and heavily subsidised schooling.

The trail leaving the road at Scharnitz crosses the train line and initially heads straight for a sheer rock face - hardly an encouraging prospect - but after meandering through a valley of pine, it climbs steeply up a well-trodden switchback path toward the Brunnstein Hutte, the first night's stopover.

The about-face hardly comes as a surprise.

The Swiss, Weiner discovered, are efficient and punctual, comparatively wealthy and face hardly any unemployment.

Happy fact: The Swiss are efficient and punctual, comparatively wealthy and face hardly any unemployment.

Osho's face hardly moved as he spoke.