Sentence examples for hardly a cause from inspiring English sources

Falling global fertility rates are hardly a cause for handwringing pessimism.

A bounty of shots from deep is hardly a cause for concern with a team like New York.

This is hardly a cause for concern.Instead, the health of the labour market is at the heart of the debate.

For business -- the index measures satisfaction for 200 companies in 40 industries -- it is hardly a cause for celebration.

Despite the esteem in which Raging Bull is now held, its initial release was hardly a cause for widespread celebration.

The next thousand Americans will do more than twice as much damage as the next hundred thousand Nigeriens, though that is hardly a cause for celebration.

Mr. Hicks has hardly become a cause célèbre here.

Some couples will enjoy it (and more power to them) but it hardly seems a cause for concern for society at large.

That is why gambling, one of the few bright sectors in Japan's economy of late, has hardly been a cause for solace.

First, it can hardly be a cause of celebration that students in independent schools are almost twice as likely to study GCSE history as those in maintained schools.

The Paperboy achieved a screen average of £1,730, which on a typical weekend would hardly be a cause for riotous celebration, especially since you would expect decent numbers when the rollout is limited to 82 carefully selected cinemas.