Sentence examples for hardly existed in from inspiring English sources
In fact, mono-ethnic communities hardly existed in history, let alone today.
After all, pristine peasant life, and pristine peasant landscape, has hardly existed in England for 300 years.
Some, fearing stigma, refused to participate; others were taught masonry or carpentry, jobs that hardly existed in Liberia's shattered economy.
Fewer than one in ten whites felt the same way.Fifteen years ago such prejudices hardly existed in Durham, for the simple reason that there were hardly any Latinos.
He says that passions that generate vices hardly existed in the state of nature but began to develop as soon as people formed societies.
In this context, it is perfectly reasonable for Japan to want to re-examine the moratorium.Conscious decisionsThe idea of charismatic megafauna hardly existed in 1948.
This structure hardly exists in most mammals.
The disparities that abound in Europe hardly exist in South America.
Indeed, there hardly exists in any Neoclassical sculptor's work a convincing image of rage.
An opportunity hardly exists in any meaningful sense for those who are unaware of it.
Switzerland, with its heavily export-driven economy, hardly exists in isolation.
