Sentence examples for hardly any spring from inspiring English sources

"We have hardly any spring, and once it starts to stem, it's done.

"There were hardly any this year," she said, "but then, they're the worst tippers of the bunch".

Firms find this a hassle.About half of South Africa's middle managers and a quarter of top managers are now black, up from hardly any a decade ago.

In the United States, companies' boards increasingly have the complete opposite only one non-independent director, the chief executive.Plenty of outside directors have been appointed to French companies in recent years, but hardly any last year.

In the absence of NTRC, hardly any Alr4641 bound to the empty resin.

But the winter was dry, and there were hardly any butterflies this spring.

But experts predicted that the upgraded rating would yield hardly any savings this year, because the city's bonds are already trading at prices reflecting the higher rating.

The abandonment of NASCAR is a tired (but ongoing) story, but it seems as if the biggest race on the NASCAR schedule -- the first Cup race of the year, the so-called "Great American Race," the race that drivers want most to win -- is generating hardly any buzz this year.

For 'adequate staffing', there is hardly any change (b2=−0.07) in the control, but an increase in the Checklist group (−0.07+0.21=0.14).

According to Bill Gates, a number of countries that once heavily relied on aid to survive hardly get any today.

As reported before [ 22], cDC hardly produce any IL-12p70 (Fig.  1b).