Sentence examples for hardly any less from inspiring English sources
"hardly any less" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to compare two things and emphasize that there is only a small difference between them. Example: Despite her nervousness, she was hardly any less confident than her competitor during the debate.
The realm is hardly any less attractive for being in danger.
He describes the experience of being detained as hardly any less soul-destroying than trying to meet Great Uncle's literary deadlines.
If Different Streets feels like a somewhat lighter affair, it's hardly any less a mesmerizing display of a personality writ large.
The shadow chancellorship will hardly be any less demanding.
Hardly any want less strict laws.
Schiavone had struggled this season and entered this tournament seeded 14th, but that hardly made her any less dangerous at Roland Garros.
"I guess that means I haven't been wasting my time," he said with a chuckle, though it was clear that the prospect of wasted time could hardly trouble him any less.
Even the work of cleaning the canals is a testament to the extreme difficulties of preventing cholera in a country where infrastructure was minimal long before the earthquake and where sanitation crews have to descend into the muck with hardly any tools, much less gloves or suits to protect them.
He has confessed to close friends of fears for his position and Campbell's arrival and managerial desires will hardly make him feel any less secure.
Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)" hardly seem to be any less ubiquitous in the more than 30 years since they were first recorded by Abba, the best-selling Swedish pop quartet.
Hardly any plant could ask less of the gardener than the cranesbill.
