Sentence examples for hardly happened from inspiring English sources
At a blow, ballet has been brought right up in line with the front-rank experimenters in the other arts -- something which has hardly happened since the days of Diaghilev.
As David observes, "even passion seemed to have reduced itself to drudgery", while Kate has "a chilly vision of herself on the slope down from summits that had hardly happened".
Mr. Letta said Italy's recent political upheaval had hardly happened in a vacuum: He described the current political standoff in the United States, as well as various political confrontations in Europe, as part of a broader, interconnected moment in which governance is failing in some democracies — and alienating voters in the process, driving populist movements of all stripes.
But dismal equity markets have since forced many private providers to close final-salary schemes to new members and switch to less lavish defined-contribution plans.This shift has hardly happened in the public sector, in large part because the accounting treatment is so different.
Since the end of the war this had hardly happened within Sri Lanka, where the Tigers and their separatist ideology are strictly banned - although Tiger sympathisers in the diaspora call 27 November "Martyrs' Day" and mark it as such.
Our correspondent says since the end of the war this had hardly happened within Sri Lanka, where the Tigers and their separatist ideology are strictly banned - although Tiger sympathisers in the diaspora call 27 November "Martyrs' Day" and mark it as such.
It would hardly happen now.
That hardly happens any more".
"Things like this hardly happen anywhere else but in New York," William Bolitho wrote in The New York World in 1930.
It can hardly happen that both sides can point their fingers at each other while the chasm between them deepens.
But the improvements will hardly happen quickly enough to mollify unemployed workers facing reduced benefits and other sanctions under new rules that came into force on January 1st.
