Sentence examples for generally hardly from inspiring English sources

Security is, by its very nature, something most people generally hardly worry about at all – until and unless that one awful day comes when it's the only thing they worry about.

However, we found that signal intensities of the spots that could be analysed were generally hardly diminished.

Wednesday's average, in their relegation season, was 23,179 and the contrast generally could hardly have been starker.

Until recently, of course, Governor Romney, and the G.O.P. more generally, could hardly find a problem they didn't want to drop a bomb on.

The impact of the context distinction on studies of scientific discovery and on philosophy of science more generally can hardly be overestimated.

The effects and limitations of these methods are, however, generally assumed and hardly ever tested.

While Ms Kennedy may be famous and generally respected, she hardly comes to the interviewing table with a resume packed with political experience.

The students, protesting a rush to judge their hero, rushed instead to judge Curley, Schultz, and Spanier — all of whom are generally admired but hardly iconic.

Monofilament, double-filament (such as Prolene; Ethicon, Inc., Somerville NJ-USA), and multifilament (such as Surgipro; Covidien, Minneapolis MN-USA) PP PMs are thin and isoattenuating to muscles and, therefore, generally invisible or hardly differentiated from the deeper fascia of the rectus abdominis muscles and parietal peritoneum (Fig. 1).

Yet, generally speaking, it has hardly touched public education.

To say that he is "not generally considered ex tremist" hardly goes far enough.