Sentence examples for hardly escapes from inspiring English sources

China has reason to prop up Europe (its largest trade partner), but its foreign exchange reserves of $3.2 trillion — the world's largest — has been accrued on the backs of its people, whose standard of living remains a fraction of what exists in Europe — a fact that hardly escapes public notice.

It hardly escapes many applicants' notice--it didn't escape mine--that their tenure in one place will be, on average, 7 to 8 years.

Four Seasons has hardly escaped the pain.

But Mr. Franco, who declined to be interviewed, has hardly escaped the glare of publicity.

But while attitudes may have remained inflexible, the County has hardly escaped the passage of time.

The great irony of all forms of utopianism can hardly escape us.

So I can hardly escape the demands of the throbbing networked intelligence, the nonstop nagging of the wired collective voice.

The islands themselves have hardly escaped the hard times: Unemployment has risen fourfold, to 13.5 percent, slightly above the national average.

Nevertheless, it has hardly escaped the economic stagnation and ingrained resentments that plague much of Italy's tumbledown south.

He could hardly escape the feeling that Winslet was his older sister at least, and maybe his mother.

The words had hardly escaped from him when Tyler cracked a line drive over Joey's head.