Sentence examples for hardly accepted from inspiring English sources

The latter shortcoming may even lead to ambiguity, so that these techniques are hardly accepted for industrial quality inspection.

However, the above mechanism was hardly accepted in the case of the HOPG substrate because of the lack of assistance from TIP in the observed energy range.

The direct observation of the sinus membrane showed that it is stretchable and can be easily elevated in eight cases where the membrane morphology was classified as thick (group B), whereas in the other four cases (group A), the membrane was thin and hardly accepted the lifting procedure (Tables 1 and 2).

For instance, a gene whose expression is significantly high only at a certain stage (e.g. N2) is hardly accepted as a closely related gene from current metastasis model.

Guyton hardly accepts every result of his process.

One would hardly accept an Op-Ed article on stem cell research from a military historian.

After rejecting the high-risk option of leading the EU "out" campaign, Boris would hardly accept what "a friend" wittily describes as "literally a hospital pass".

Moreover, a politician who once compared himself to Napoleon can hardly accept words like "defeat" or a luxury retirement in his villa in Arcore.

Mr. Springsteen spit them out like a bitter tonic, resigned but hardly accepting; he struck a similar chord in the following tune, "Seeds," before the dizzying upswing of "Prove It All Night".

In 1945, when his party was voted out of office, Winston Churchill refused the honour when it was first offered to him, explaining in private, "I can hardly accept the Order of the Garter from the king after the people have given me the Order of the Boot".

But at the same time, we can hardly accept Mill's descriptions at face value, either.