Sentence examples for hardly advanced from inspiring English sources

Tricks had hardly advanced.

The technologies have hardly advanced.

The understanding of chemical-reaction equilibria, the coexistence of phases, solution properties, electrochemical cells, and surface phenomena would have hardly advanced beyond cataloging without the aid of thermodynamics.

Tory MP Sir Gerald Howarth called it wholly inappropriate, while Channel 4 presenter Cathy Newman said it hardly advanced the cause of feminism.

Always someone who has craved acceptance as a serious artist, Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg has hardly advanced her reputation with her three last EMI recordings, "Bella Italia," "It Ain't Necessarily So" and now "Night and Day" (EMI Classics 5 56163 2).

But, as of this June, the month Baquerizo's book made its English-language debut, Ecuadorian LGBTQ rights have hardly advanced since.

In 1986, Paa-Alam was the scene of one of the terrible battles over the Faw Peninsula, where tens of thousands of men died while hardly advancing a step.

To have a scientist in his employ suspected of passing nuclear secrets to China could hardly advance a political comer's rising star.

He quit playing basketball and, for the next several years, went back and forth between Trinity and the University of Texas, in Austin, taking only courses that interested him, and therefore hardly advancing toward a degree.

Such an outcome would disserve consumers and especially students—in developing nations and would hardly advance the "American foreign policy goals" of supporting education and economic development in such countries.

Rural electrification can hardly advance without the involvement of private finance and public coordination.