Sentence examples similar to hardly any issues from inspiring English sources

In British Columbia, St. Laurent took the position that there were hardly any national issues worth discussing the Liberals had brought Canada prosperity and all that was needed for more of the same was to return the party to office.

Money seems hardly an issue in any of the books, and fame still means a cigarette card rather than a social media strategy.

This at least sounds patriotic, even if it is not sound economics.For the majority of pension funds, in any case, this is hardly an issue: they are too small and inexperienced to contemplate investing abroad.

With tobacco killing more Americans each year than any other single cause, this is hardly an issue to be played down.

Ashcroft says Ukip is a real force but still an unknown quantity, whose supporters are hardly interested in any issues apart from immigration, Europe and defence.

Moral considerations are hardly an issue.

It was the tsunami, hardly an issue here.

It is hardly an issue in the real world.

For the most part, progress is hardly an issue.

But for him such niceties are hardly an issue.

And what about the Finns, Dutch, Austrians etc?This is hardly an issue of democracy.