A History of The World In 10 1/2 Chapters, while hardly a ground-breaking piece of experimentalism, succeeds to the extent that it is both intelligent and reasonably accessible.
It's worked okay so far, but it's hardly a fertile ground for innovation, not to mention the fact that Flash is a real dog on OS X and any kind mobile browser (if it's even supported).
There's nothing wrong with private equity, whose goal is to maximize profit above all else, but it is hardly a training ground for job creation.
The observation was hardly even a ground-breaking one and followed the narrative arc of countless journalistic homages to Clarke in recent years.
By 9 November the Eighth Army had retreated 20 mile while the Seventh Army "had lost hardly any ground".
Today, from the head works to my farm, and thirty-five kilonetoes on thethe Indus, where the plain ends, there is hardly a patch of ground large enough to pitch a tent that is not cropped, to cotton or sugarcane, mangoes or wheat.
At first, virtual-assisted lung mapping (VAL-MAP) was developed to help to identify a small hardly palpable ground grass nodule represented by less invasive adenocarcinoma [1, 2].
The Second World War is hardly new ground and publishing a worthwhile book about it requires both impressive research and a striking degree of self-belief.
But Utley was hardly a factor in Game 6, grounding into a double play in the first inning, and striking out twice.
So the country is hardly fertile ground for Tomas Ojea Quintana, a United Nations envoy for human rights, who arrived on February 15th for a five-day visit to check on political prisoners and their beleaguered colleagues on the outside.On the eve of his trip the junta freed one prominent detainee after seven years of house arrest.
Well, in point of fact, the undisclosed presence of ammonia-hydroxide-treated bovine connective tissues in 70percentt of the nation's ground beef is hardly a "myth".
