Sentence examples similar to hardly broader from inspiring English sources

And with room for only two players at a time, it hardly encourages broader interaction.

The scope of the authority sufficient to grant a valid consent can hardly be broader than the contours of protected privacy.

It is hardly surprising Broad will be reacquainted with ODI cricket for the first time since the World Cup in Australasia last March.

But the appalling safety rate has hardly dented a broader trend in Myanmar's aviation industry: spectacular growth.

His neck was very broad, hardly a kink where it joined his upper body.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs in the federal litigation, while quick to praise Oklahoma's settlement, underscored that a resolution with Purdue hardly represented a broad settlement with the numerous companies involved in making, distributing and selling opioid painkillers.

Yet they hardly span the broad scope that's spelled out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Although there are thousands of available complete microbial genomes, they hardly cover the broad and diverse species in many metagenomic samples.

He acknowledged that an editor commented on a TechCrunch article, but called it a joke and hardly part of a broader effort to damage TechCrunch.

He writes that despite the uproar over the doomed nomination of Harriet Miers, President Bush's friend and counsel, her qualifications (or lack of qualifications) "were hardly unusual" in the broader sweep of history, noting that "Lewis Powell had never worked in government," and Byron White's brief stint as a deputy attorney general followed "an unremarkable career as a private lawyer in Denver".

In this sense, the two cities are hardly representative within the broader set of cities in their respective countries.