Sentence examples for hardly be needed from inspiring English sources

But a public statement would hardly be needed.

Without the skin, the acting seems fake; with the skin, hardly any acting would be needed.

But foot soldiers are hardly what is needed – it is hard to imagine Chinese boots on the ground.

"The liquidation of this or some other regime is hardly what is needed to aid the successful continuation of the battle against terrorism," Peskov said.

But this was a slaughter — a slaughter like so many before it — and emotion is hardly all that is needed.

Because of the characteristics of the load curve discussed above, hardly any battery capacity is needed to integrate the PV electricity into the energy system.

The AIIB will start with $50 billion in capital hardly enough for what is needed but still a helpful boost.

You would think the answer would be obvious -- so obvious there would hardly be a need for the Supreme Court to hear a case about it," Scalia wrote, again accurately, though not in the way he meant.

The consequences for poor Afghanistan years later need hardly be reviewed.

That the Christ and the Apostle figures are in some sense more human than the Romanesque apparitions at Vézelay and Autun (c. 1130) need hardly be argued.

Goldsmith's insights need hardly be confined to the workplace.