Sentence examples for hardly any more from inspiring English sources

Hardly any more than now.

And at €8, an aperitivo here costs hardly any more than anywhere else.

And it took hardly any more time for senior aides to Mr. Romney to begin e-mailing reporters.

There're hardly any more sanctions that can be put on a country which is pretty much excluded from world trade already.

Mr Obama's other schemes to reduce the cost of community college and to promote municipal broadband connections are less ambitious, but hardly any more likely to happen.

Strip away the ironic jokes, and Reynolds' character isn't all that different from Captain America – and hardly any more sardonic than Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man.

Its claims to documentary authenticity, however strong, hardly matter any more.

Intellectuals can hardly keep away from politics any more than other citizens, and probably less, especially in decades like the nineteen-thirties (or this one, for that matter).

Or maybe it was just that I hardly had any more contact with friends and that I didn't go out at a night anymore.

"I'm hardly here any more, but when I am it just feels like home," she said.

I hardly cook any more.