Sentence examples for hardly characterised from inspiring English sources

But this is hardly characterised by the dynamics of the scientific-technological development.

I could hardly characterise this approach to life as a philosophy, but I'm never more pleased than on those occasions when fortune chooses to reward my sloth.

However, the composition of the synovial fluid in patients with symptomatic cartilage defects had hardly been characterised until now.

The Englishman is helping to fill City's home-grown player quota of five in the reduced Champions League squad of 21, another of the FFP punishments, which are being characterised as hardly ideal but no hindrance by the club as they should last for only the coming campaign.

This paucity of evaluations is hardly surprising given a policy environment that has been characterised by a notable absence of a national PHC policy, continual funding of 'innovative' pilots, and a dominant focus on workforce issues, rather than the strategic development of comprehensive models of PHC service delivery.

Formulated in the spirit of compromise and pragmatism that has characterised the best of the ANC since 1994, they involve hardly any direct government coercion.

The OC composition of re-submerged sulfuric material was generally characterised by small proportions of easily degradable carbohydrates and proteins, but high proportions of hardly degradable lignin and lipids.

19 21 22 23 25 This gastrointestinal syndrome, characterised by chronic abdominal pain and altered bowel habits in the absence of any organic cause, was hardly diagnosed (7%, 27/371) in the study population of children and teenagers.

The handling could hardly be more different, with Erpenbeck's prose eschewing the conventional tactics, neatly sewn-up psychologies and film-friendly dialogue that characterised Mawer's work.

They're also characterised by their speech.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.