Sentence examples for hardly equal from inspiring English sources

But black schools were hardly equal.

Which is hardly equal to a clear demonstration of American willfulness about Iran.

Even if the fighting stopped tomorrow, it would take years to undo the current damage.As in the military conflict, the pain is hardly equal.

The Brown case, before the Warren court, was about overturning the "separate but equal" law of the land, which endorsed school segregation that was hardly equal for blacks.

It is because Zionism has triumphed and the Soviet Union is gone that Israel and the Palestinians are talking; the terms of their discussions are hardly equal.

Still, power relations are hardly equal here and there was no escaping at either conference the suffering brought upon the Palestinians by Israeli security policies, although there were nuances of interpretation.

Needless to say, identifying such problems hardly equals finding a plausible solution.

My twin sister and I are thankful to be alive, for our combined weight at our 31-week birth hardly equaled five pounds.

The wood is hard and heavy, and the pattern of the grain and the colouring are hardly equaled by any other timber.

While hardly equals in intelligence or bearing, Swearengen and Mr. Pinter's Max have a recognizable brotherhood, said Daniel Sullivan, the director of "The Homecoming".

However, for all the fuss, Odd Blood charted only at No 64 in the UK (and 63 in the US) – which is hardly equalling the success of MGMT, or another band who've melded world music and indie, Vampire Weekend.