Sentence examples for hardly been tapped from inspiring English sources

There were a few specialty stores around, like Fred Segal in Los Angeles, but the possibilities of specialty retailing had hardly been tapped.

But it turns out that that market had hardly been tapped.

For all the hype and hubub of the Internet, its potential as a universal network has hardly been tapped.

By 1966, she was telling audiences around the state, "Why should women have any less say than men about the great decisions facing our nation?" She added that women "represent a reservoir of public service which has hardly been tapped".

Hardly a fringe player, Ernst has been tapped by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-KY., to deliver her party's rebuttal to the president's State of the Union address on Tuesday.

For instance, South America, we hardly have to do advertising because every couple of weeks, there is news that, "This official has been tapped.

The international market for capital is already vast, but its potential for promoting growth where it matters most has hardly begun to be tapped.

On one level we should hardly be shocked by the revelations that the National Security Agency has been tapping our phones and monitoring our metadata.

A court reporter is tap-tap-tapping away.

But McCarthy's comic powers are hardly tapped until late in the story, through a twist that's as clever as it is calculated.

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