Sentence examples for hardly committing from inspiring English sources

With regard to the origin of life, the geologic time scale throws us a lifeline: to claim that life "appeared" circa 3.7 billion years ago is hardly committing oneself to a discrete moment of transformation.

He was hardly committed to the religion's core tenets, however: Harroun celebrated his conversion by getting drunk in a bar.

Blumenthal, one of the senators for Connecticut, where the Sandy Hook shooting occurred, said that unlike President Obama, Trump was "hardly committed to the cause of ending gun violence".

She felt that if the managers were constantly cutting corners on safety, they would hardly commit easily to the possible costs of a full-scale rescue and all that might involve.

However, they hardly committed any errors.

Like the VR community itself, ILM hardly seems committed to any one VR solution at this point.

Lord Justice Ashurst called the List "a most indecent and immoral publication", and of Roach's crime said "an offence of greater enormity could hardly be committed".

It must be appalling to find that the teenager is facing a mandatory life sentence – with a starting point of 15 years – because somebody he hardly knows has committed murder.

Because they're indoctrinated in all ways of life, from the cradle to the grave, the youngsters commit hardly any crime, they drink occasionally but nowhere near mainland standards.

I hope he stays, but if not you'll hardly see people rioting or committing mass suicides.

The moral case for not arming the Saudi air force while it is committing mass murder hardly needs to be elaborated upon.