Sentence examples for hardly be estimated from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile the number of dead, injured and displaced people resulting from our military interventions can hardly be estimated.
However, the preparation action time could hardly be estimated due to the miners psychology, ages and familiar degree to coal mine lanes.
It indicates that the grain size grows up with increasing T A. However, for 8-h annealed sample, the concentration of Fe is too low so that the grain size can hardly be estimated.
Specifically, measurements of the volume, thickness and length of the myelin figures, which can hardly be estimated precisely by other microscopy techniques, were presented by DHM method.
The Afghan war (hardly a successful venture) is estimated to have cost the UK around £37bn – a startling example of governments finding money when they choose.
In articles on the Tiananmen massacre — blocked in China, of course — the majority of Chinese students today is estimated to know hardly anything about the events on June 4 27 years ago.
Furthermore, the citizens are not knowledgeable enough to evaluate the publicized projects, hardly being able to estimate the social benefits from such projects.
At £3.73 million, Gerhard Richter's "Neger (Nuba)" missed the low estimate but can hardly be argued to have been undersold.
Estimates of the feral cat population run up to 100 million, but can hardly be relied on.
This can hardly be measured.
