Sentence examples for hardly declined from inspiring English sources

When the bubble popped, all the borrowing that propelled asset prices to new highs hardly declined.

In fact the BJP's share of the vote, at 32%, hardly declined.

Especially for the electrode added with 24% Zn-Al-LDHs, the discharge capacity hardly declined over 250 cycles, the average utilization ratio could reach 98.5%, and the electrode had no obvious shape change and Zn dendrites after the cycling tests.

When the conductive ceramic content reached 14 wt.%, the discharge capacity of the ZnO/conductive-ceramic nanocomposite hardly declined over 50 cycling test, the average utilization ratio could reach 99.5%, and the electrodes had no obvious weight loss after cycling tests.

Although the samples are analyzed in different laboratories by different methods, these results might indicate that PCB levels in the Netherlands do seem to have hardly declined in these 10 years.

Biomass continues to be the most important material extracted; its share in extraction hardly declined from 64% in 1950 to 59% in 2010 (Fig. 1f) and is mainly made up of grazed biomass indicating the prevalence of extensive agricultural systems.

Those projections, provided by Kevin Goldstein of Baseball Prospectus and Sean Smith of BaseballProjection.com, envision Rodriguez's power hardly declining as he maintains a pace of about 35 home runs every season.

Each morning in Perast, my hosts and I would sit on the sunny bench in front of their house, drinking Turkish coffee and glasses of brandy (which I could hardly decline without giving offense).

This situation was similar to other contexts (Ramirez et al, 1996; Arnetz, 1997) and shows how attachment to work and patients hardly declines, even in burnout.

Even Ford Motor Company and General Motors — whose sympathies are hardly secret — declined to comment on the record on the Dingell-Waxman contest.

Mr. Summers, who described himself in his speech as "Jewish, identified but hardly devout," declined to comment today, saying he wanted his remarks to stand on their own.