Sentence examples for hardly fixed from inspiring English sources

Given the impetus to innovate fostered by the center, these categories are hardly fixed.

Several were quick to point out that the lines between British and American English are hardly fixed.

Ellen Wu, a history professor at Indiana University, suggested in the Los Angeles Times that there was a "danger in offering culture as a formula for success, because our ideas of culture are hardly fixed".

Though strain rates are hardly fixed during the actual transients in nuclear power plants (NPP), most of the existing environmental fatigue ε N data were obtained under simple loading histories with constant strain rates.

Similar forces may be at play today: last year the Pew Hispanic Centre found that among Hispanics of the third generation or above, almost half preferred to call themselves "American".Moreover, Hispanic identity is hardly fixed, notes David Morse of New American Dimensions, a market-research firm.

There is danger in offering culture as a formula for success, because our ideas of culture are hardly fixed.

I had a year there learning how to solder wires, which is ironic, as I can hardly fix a plug today".

Mr Davey added: "It won't quite be as anarchic as The Third Programme (Radio 3's predecessor) which had hardly any fixed points on the schedule".

It was clear that, even as he has slowed his rate of appearances and recordings, Taylor has hardly remained fixed in place as an artist.

As a single mom without a lot of extended family nearby -- and therefore hardly any fixed traditions or planned events that my kids and I can blindly participate in -- it's a lot of pressure to not only plan the festivities, but invent tradition out of thin air that will define my children's upbringing and establish customs for generations to come.

Within the current design with quasi-natural connected speech, however, the onset of the negative ERP component can hardly be fixed on to one discrete element of the target sentence.