Sentence examples for hardly complain that from inspiring English sources

"As someone who said that it was a pity students weren't more active, I can hardly complain that students are now campaigning on this issue".

The Tories, obviously, can hardly complain that Labour is basically mimicking their old policies, but health analysts and commentators have been remarkably sanguine, not wanting to criticise Labour for at last seeing the light, and showing some understanding of how the health service works in the real world.

They can hardly complain that the bid price of $60 per share is ungenerous.

But having pursued welfare reform only fitfully when times were good, the government can hardly complain that its latest, more radical efforts have fallen on bad ones.

But I can hardly complain that the public are not given the opportunity to understand policing if we don't open up our doors.

Israel and Jews can hardly complain that the actions of the self-identified Jewish state are sometimes criticised as Jewish actions.

"I'm just happy I got hired — I didn't want to stay home, not doing anything," he said, hardly complaining that he is earning half the $15 an hour he made in construction.

Shareholders can hardly complain about that.

I can hardly complain about that.

Archaeologists were appalled, but could hardly complain at the time.

"The government is hardly in a position to complain that equitable tolling will result in inordinate delays".