Sentence examples for from hardly any from inspiring English sources

Firms find this a hassle.About half of South Africa's middle managers and a quarter of top managers are now black, up from hardly any a decade ago.

Those advances took it from hardly any video views to 1 billion per day in September 2014, to 8 billion in November 2015, to likely many more today.

It goes from hardly any pain at all to severe'; 'And it's constant... it's just sometimes worse than other times'.

The scale, ranging from hardly any physical activity (level 1) to hard exercise several times a week (level 6), includes household activities.

In the mutants, respiratory patterns ranged from hardly any breathing movements to slow rhythmic breathing that were completely unresponsive to hypercapnia (p = 0.96, n = 31 and 8 for control and mutants, respectively).

There were major differences in B cell content between the depots, ranging from hardly any B cells in gWAT to approximately 35% of the SVF in mWAT of lean mice and approximately 20% of the SVF in mWAT of obese mice (ESM Tables  3 and 4).

They took part in Cern's long-running teaching programme, originally designed for physics teachers from member states, which has participants from over 50 countries - though until now hardly any from Africa.

In 18 months, it's gone from hardly showing any videos to becoming a massive host of viewership.

An intermediary "Dark Age" followed (c. 1500 c. 1420 bce), from which hardly any Hittite linguistic material is preserved.

It reckons it has already expanded the number of merchants able to accept card payments by about 15% in Sweden, and has recently expanded into Denmark, Finland and Norway.Some emerging markets are leapfrogging rich ones, going straight to mobile banking from having hardly any banks in rural areas.

Nobody was greatly impressed, and Israeli tanks in Ramallah prevented the new cabinet from meeting.See article: The Palestinians under siegeA UN summit meeting on world hunger was attended by dozens of heads of state from poor countries, but hardly any from rich countries.