Sentence examples for hardly as difficult from inspiring English sources

Still, dancing tongue-in-cheek is hardly as difficult or inspiring as cheek-to-cheek.

Sure, household chores bleed into the evening, but even cumulatively they're hardly as difficult as a grueling day at the office, right?

Renting can be just as difficult.

The record is as ambitious, if hardly as splashily difficult, as Radiohead's "Kid A".

"Getting served at the bar in the interval often requires some effort, it is true, but even that could hardly qualify as difficult compared with most people's day's work.

It's hardly surprising Airbnb makes it as difficult as possible, since it provides the potentially crippling guarantee for free.

This White House has never been willing to ask the American public to do anything but accept more tax cuts; it's hardly going to embrace something as difficult and unpopular as military conscription.

The last time President Obama visited India, he endorsed Indian permanent membership "on a reformed UN Security Council". APEC membership hardly seems as contentious nor as difficult to achieve but it would have an immediate and positive impact.

Mr. Netanyahu hardly knew that it would be as difficult to get a ticket here.

For that matter, wearing goggles, down suits and oxygen masks, mountaineers can hardly see their own feet, so climbing down the ladder promises to be every bit as difficult as rappelling the Step on a fixed line.

It's hardly as if the legal arguments have been given at such a pace, or have been so complicated, that it has been difficult to keep up.