Sentence examples for hardly in a rush from inspiring English sources

Even before the Soviet empire's collapse, the South's dictators and the conservative governments that succeeded them were hardly in a rush to assume the costs of reunification that their rhetoric called for.

In some counties, the fall-off was as much as twenty five percent, which hardly indicates a rush of enthusiasm for this year's candidates.

Ireland hardly look like a team in a rush to make runs.

But there was hardly a rush to do that because in another sense they were all backroom boys – just before forming 10cc, they had been the session band for Neil Sedaka on his two "comeback" albums of the early 70s.

"It is hardly a rush – successive governments have been trying [to privatise the postal service] for 28 years," he said.

Are you in a rush?

"I'm in a rush".

Am I in a rush?

"Well, I'm not in a rush.

And don't be in a rush.

"I'm not in a rush.