Sentence examples for hardly contemplated from inspiring English sources

"They hardly contemplated the tax rate on the last $100 million".

She keeps a shrine to her husband on the dresser by her bed, and can hardly contemplate what to do with his clothing.

Or you could just tell me where to stand and what to say.' " Now that he has done "Pain & Gain," Mr. Bay is hardly contemplating a transition into independent cinema.

Justice Arnold L. Fein of the Appellate Division ruled in the city's favor, writing that 421-a "hardly contemplates the grant of benefits at the most choice, already adequately utilized location in Manhattan to create residential luxury apartments".

Some market participants can hardly contemplate what a default would be like.

Back in 1995, when using these cameras on the Internet was hardly being contemplated, Kozik was fiddling with various ways to show their potential.

As we've seen (e.g., the "Black Monday" stock market crash of 1987 and the "flash crash" of 2010), the markets can produce extreme events that hardly anyone contemplated as a possibility.

A world without it is hardly worth contemplating.

Even British Eurosceptics, who love to fantasise about leaving the EU altogether, hardly ever contemplate the practicalities of disengagement from "Europe" (Lord Wolfson's call to devise plans for dismantling the eurozone is a rare exception).

For Mr. Bush, struggling through the most casualty-ridden month in Iraq since the war began 13 months ago, the kind of operation now being contemplated is hardly the sort of painful choice his administration anticipated nearly a year after he declared the end of major combat operations in Iraq and the defeat of Saddam Hussein's government.

NBC is hardly alone in contemplating blowing up the tradition.