Sentence examples for hardly increased from inspiring English sources

"The prices have hardly increased".

But grander properties in prettier, more remote places have hardly increased in value.

In the past quarter century, ridership has almost doubled — it's nosing up toward two billion a year now — while capacity has hardly increased.

Blair's own Middle East business dealings and the absence of the Chilcot report hardly increased his party's willingness to absorb his advice.

The moves hardly increased Mr. Arafat's popularity in Gaza, where militants have gained support after 21 months of conflict with Israel.

Armed forces "In Afghanistan, the number of our troops has almost doubled but the number of helicopters has hardly increased at all.

The status was later extended to Haitians who had arrived in the year after the quake, but the annual cap on visas for Haitians hardly increased.

The Pathfinder experience hardly increased Mr. Logan's regard for the medium, and he told Time Inc. executives as recently as two weeks ago that he still viewed Time Inc.'s Web sites as developmental enterprises.

However, the reality is that the clubs' expenditure on scouts has hardly increased over the last decade while the money flowing into the English game, and the Premier League in particular, has rocketed up via the ever-increasing television deals.

This situation is all the more critical because the F.B.I. has severely reduced its anti-drug efforts to concentrate on fighting terrorism and the Drug Enforcement Administration's staffing levels have hardly increased in recent years.

Mr Brown can hardly increase income-tax rates so soon after promising not to.