Sentence examples for hardly be missed from inspiring English sources

The analogy with post-war British management can hardly be missed.

Their attempts at parody and contempt for Gaga, who wanted them as an opening act, can hardly be missed.

Too often, the flip side of Japan's deference is an establishment able to blunder on without fear of protest and social strife.This can hardly be missed in Kesennuma.

The new tonal luster and technical precision could hardly be missed in a great ensemble piece like Britten's "Peter Grimes" or Prokofiev's epic "War and Peace".

Just as likely, they will want to avoid admitting that they rolled over too quickly.Milberg Weiss now has so many imitators that even if the firm dissolved, it would hardly be missed.

"He will not be missed as much as he or anyone else thinks". In fact, with persistent speculation that Lula could seek re-election in 2014 or 2018, he may hardly be missed at all.

His brand of the uncanny can hardly be missing.

Not bulking large, but hardly to be missed, is the group of wee canoe-shaped baskets, some less than an inch long, made by a weaver of the Pomo nation -- among the best basket makers known -- around 1900.

Agencies that are all but invisible precisely because the people they serve are among the most overlooked and most marginalised, are hardly likely to be missed by the rest of the world, so who will step in to help their clients?

He was released this month after making a forced confession of past crimes.So Mr Jang, though hardly an attractive figure, may actually be missed.

Across the street from ground zero, the point could hardly have been missed.