Sentence examples for hardly ever considered from inspiring English sources
Training of combat troops is hardly ever considered a logistic service, whereas training of service troops sometimes is.
Degrees of belief, on the other hand, are hardly ever considered to be truth functional.
It is not surprising that science graduates hardly ever consider translation as a career, since they expect to enter occupations where their qualifications are more obviously relevant.
"I hardly ever see artists who are really considering what is going to happen to their work," Ms. Nagy said.
There should not be a need to mention Richard Goldschmidt's (1940) much-maligned, scientifically naïve 'hopeful monster', because hardly anyone has ever considered it seriously as a mechanism of major evolutionary change, or has uncovered any evidence for it.
In the present study, negative impact on child and family OHRQoL was recorded when at least one response of "sometimes", "often" or "very often" was chosen, whereas responses of "never" and "hardly ever" were considered indicative of an absence of negative impact, as recommended by the creators of the original ECOHIS [ 15].
If you have stuff that you traditionally keep in your apartment office but hardly ever use, consider storing it elsewhere in your apartment.
