Sentence examples for growing hardly from inspiring English sources

In Mexico, the number of private vehicles has risen by 30% since 1991, despite growing hardly at all in the depression year of 1995.

At Warwick Business School's centre for small and medium enterprises, Professor David Storey says that compared with North America, UK entrepreneurship initiatives, although growing, hardly register.

The council began running radio spots in which Mr. Carey warned against raising spending with the economy growing hardly at all.

Italy's G.D.P. has grown hardly at all in twenty years.

The sea was full of fish, where the brown scrubby land, neglected by its Portuguese colonisers, would grow hardly a tamarisk or a cane stalk.

Profit fell 95percentt from the comparable six months last year, and revenue grew just 1.9percentt -- hardly the expected pace for a company that formerly could not supply phones fast enough to its clamorous customers.

But the popularity of Tivo and noise-canceling headphones suggest that demand for filtering is growing -- hardly surprising in an age when people's cellphone conversations and blogs are giving you more far more information than you really wanted.

The Opportunity Capitalizing On Growing Fear Hardly anyone was worrying about asbestos in 1963 when Grace bought the Libby mine.

They will have to learn to "zoom out" to produce a coherent global approach and then "zoom in" to tailor their strategies to the idiosyncrasies of particular cities and the taxonomy of consumers in each.Such growing complexity hardly supports Mr Peters's idea that the managers of the future will be able to devote half of their time reading books.

"This is what we've grown with hardly any water, but you should see it when we have rain".

Habbo Hotel is Finnish, World of Warcraft is now owned by the French group Vivendi and the third, Runescape.com, is based in Cambridge's science park and has grown, with hardly any publicity, from nowhere to more than six million active users.