In the tech world, she said, Abdullah "has hardly ever needed to rely on intuition and vibes.
When I had gone shopping with her two years before, she seemed to recognize almost everything she saw, or at least had it coded by shape and color and location, so that she hardly ever needed help.
You hardly ever need to begin with context or an introduction.
This observation emphasises that the FG hydrogel-based permeability barrier is an extremely robust and stress-tolerant system and it suggests that cells hardly ever need to exhaust the full potential of this sorting system.
"As soon as I joined, like within 10 minutes, I realised that I had been had, and that Limewire is a free download and is so easy to use that hardly anyone ever needs any assistance".
They hardly ever express a need, for instance they need to move from A to B; how could they do that?
Of those who do receive care and support, either paid or unpaid, 160,000 say it "sometimes" or "hardly ever" meets all their needs.
Secondhand goods are difficult to distribute in a disaster area and are hardly ever what is actually needed.
For example, in places where the disease pops up every few years, an early warning system would have more effect than trying to convince people who hardly ever get bitten that they need to sleep under netting and take antimalarial drugs routinely.
For us mere mortals, though, it hardly ever shows up when we need it.
She had plenty of needs, but she hardly ever met them.
