Sentence examples for hardly fulfil from inspiring English sources

Monolithic material solutions hardly fulfil the required characteristics profile of new products.

And it would hardly fulfil the government's promise of a proper mosque.

But the donkeys alone can hardly fulfil the needs of the city.

Bone grafting is particularly challenging under these conditions, and one single graft type can hardly fulfil all anatomical demands.

Accordingly, they must be capable of performing one "enduring Medium Scale operation", such as now in Iraq; one "enduring Small Scale operation", such as in Kosovo; and a "one-off Small Scale intervention"—Sudan, perhaps, or election support in September for Afghanistan's feeble government.In fact, British forces could hardly fulfil these duties even before these latest cuts.

Non-professional interpreters (e.g. family members and hospital staff) can hardly fulfil these requirements [ 17].

Though, as we can notice in the two sets of reports, the disclosed information is hardly 'informative' and therefore hardly fulfils its function of 'legitimising'legitimising

Christ Church barely fulfils this remit.

In the performance of any task if a subject does not understand the instructions given they will hardly be able to fulfil the requested goals.

A problem in the health policy is to find a way to regulate ambulatory and short-term surgical procedures, which are hardly distinguishable, and still fulfil the requirements of transparent financing, quality and security.

The far right in Hungary really is anti-Semitic, but in France and the Netherlands these days populists now abjure anti-Semitism, even as they denounce Muslim migrants.Moving to Israel may fulfil a religious, cultural or political longing for some Jews but it is hardly safer.