Sentence examples for hardly in the same from inspiring English sources
I mean we're hardly in the same game.
It's strange, but hardly in the same league as Masonic rites and rituals.
No offence to Gareth Southgate, but he is hardly in the same league".
Russian or Nigerian oil (mostly state-controlled) are hardly in the same category for investors as the more diversified economies of Ireland, New Zealand or Britain.
The neighborhood would probably have been gentrified without Lincoln Center, of course, but hardly in the same way, or on the same timetable.
But it's hardly in the same league as Silicon Valley companies like Google, which had a pretax margin of 28 percent last quarter.
Labour productivity has hardly risen in the same period.
She is close to them, although they are hardly ever in the same place, so a weekly phone call must suffice.
They hardly belong in the same bracket as, say, the 125,000 Iraqi Jews who were driven out in the early 1950s, after the state passed laws depriving them of their citizenship and expropriating their property.
When I first went skiing, chalets were so small, and ski clothes so big that my brother and I could hardly fit in the same room when we were both wearing our C&A salopettes.
Both Mr. Seagal and Mr. Ventura certainly take their new shows more seriously than previous reality TV celebrities have taken theirs, yet they are hardly going in the same direction.
