Sentence examples for hardly get enough from inspiring English sources
"The kitchens are six or seven kilometres away from my tent and when I get there I can hardly get enough food.
What the future holds for this well-financed retiree remains unknown, but in 2001 the public could hardly get enough of him.
Students hardly get enough rest.
If I tried to sell a steer tomorrow I'd probably hardly get enough to pay the freight.
One thing we can all agree on is that life feels better after a good night's sleep -- yet we hardly get enough of those nights with eight to ten hours of uninterrupted, peaceful slumber.
Try your local liquor store for boxes, those boxes are sturdy, and you can hardly get enough in them to make them too heavy---unless you're packing books!
Because of increasing patient burden, physicians are hardly getting enough time to listen patients' problems with compassion and explaining about their disease and medication use to them.
But most of their players ply their trade at home - because they aren't good enough to be bought by major European teams - which means that in home matches they can actually breathe, whereas it doesn't matter if you are Messi or Suarez, if you haven't acclimatised you can hardly breathe at all, let alone get enough oxygen around your body.
But listen: If you don't get enough sleep, and especially if you're not getting hardly any sleep, you will go insane!
