Sentence examples for hardly any trees from inspiring English sources
There are hardly any trees.
There are hardly any trees out that way, many trees on the eastern side".
Fewer than a fifth of the conifers now being planted are the hated Sitka spruce.The Forestry Commission now plants hardly any trees at all.
Coosje Hoogendoorn, INBAR's director-general, said that while people in Ghana are slower to embrace bamboo because they can still find firewood, Ethiopians need no convincing — there are hardly any trees left to cut down.
Over time, this hardly leaves any trees in their original spatial constellation, and thus calls the standard evaluation of their stock and growth per initial growing area, or even the continuation of the whole experiment, into question.
At some lower elevations of the Joshua tree's range, which are hotter and drier, there are hardly any baby trees at all.
It's a claustrophobic outcropping of cave dwellings carved into limestone, like scrimshaw, with hardly a tree or a blade of grass to be seen.
The opera takes place in the woods outside Athens, but Antony McDonald's abstract sets contain hardly a tree, except for one leafless stump that runs horizontally through a series of moss green panels that represent, vividly, a Jungian image of a grove at night.
Unlike Zuckerberg's neighborhood, there was hardly a tree to speak of here.
We never saw a human being on the whole route... Hardly a tree or shrub anywhere".
