Sentence examples for hardly implies that from inspiring English sources

"Fragmented Devotion" hardly implies that the symbolic looting of Schnutgen's collection led directly to the Holocaust.

The Court made it clear in Jackson that it was not holding § 1201(a) inherently coercive of guilty pleas: 'the fact that the Federal Kidnaping Act tends to discourage defendants from insisting upon their innocence and demanding trial by jury hardly implies that every defendant who enters a guilty plea to a charge under the Act does so involuntarily.' 390 U.S., at 583, 88 S.Ct., at 1217.

A new batch of economic data defied doomsday expectations but hardly implied that the worst is over.

It's hardly an optimistic reading but it implies that Winnie gains, rather than sheds, spiritual resilience.

This is hardly news, of course, but it implies that two factors control the basic dynamics in the web of wealth.

This implies that initially there is hardly any target cell limitation, and that all virus particles can easily find uninfected target cells.

It implies that the shot peening will hardly change Paris' law used for the damage tolerant design.

The Cursor line is hardly observable (as it follows the Product line closely) which implies that Ben did not do much regressive revision.

hardly seem like paragons of immune health, but the study implies that they've successfully managed to achieve, at least in one respect, some semblance of toughness.

This implies that fascioloidosis is a serious disease with hardly observable diagnostic markers.

XRD result implies that adsorption of MB dye on the surface of oxide particles hardly alters the crystallite size.