Sentence examples for hardly demand from inspiring English sources

Since five E.U. nations have refused to recognize Kosovo, the Union can hardly demand that Belgrade does so.

He can hardly demand other countries to sign up to tough cuts when the UK government has wimped out.

Some choices hardly demand consideration.

They are nice, genteel, but hardly demand or command our attention.

This means that some parents may think of a severe ear – pain or just a mild nose drainage which would hardly demand a visit to the pediatrician, disfiguring the answer.

And given the traumatic recent history of Tory defeat, strife and disunity, the comparison with the past is hardly demanding.

American voters are hardly demanding such action only 2% say that climate change is one of the most important issues they will take into account when voting next year.

They are hardly demanding, being both vague and overlapping (as well as verbless): "Your family better off", "Your child achieving more" and "Your children with the best start" sound like one unarguable proposition, not three.Until recently, the Tories have struggled to gain any attention for their policies.

Executives got them just for turning up to work ("pay for pulse") as they waited for the bull market to lift the share price.That design was hardly demanding, but it was encouraged by America's accounting rules rather than by greedy executives.

He has said before now that any story about him which does not have God at its centre is fundamentally missing the point, and he does his best to ensure reporters cannot write one by returning to the subject often, even when the question being asked hardly demands it.

Such a development hardly demands that the public sphere be "integrated with media systems of matching scale that occupy the same social space as that over which economic and political decision will have an impact" (Garnham 1995, 265).