Sentence examples for hardly introduced from inspiring English sources

I was hardly introduced to my wife.

When wife of one of them mentions that a certain man is dancing well, the husband says he dances like an arthritis case... One of doctors at table is anxious to bring over a stomach specialist, who is hardly introduced to others when he dashes off.

Fewer teaching materials for evolution have been developed in Japan than in the U.S. and the UK and are hardly introduced in Japanese biology textbooks, particularly for evolutionary mechanisms such as natural selection (Sato and Ohshika 2005).

The third focus group hardly introduced any new strategy and so we concluded that we had reached data saturation.

Similarly, no insoluble tau bands were detected in untransfected cells or in cells transfected with tau, even if the cells were treated with tau fibrils, indicating that extracellular tau fibrils are hardly introduced into cells under these conditions [ 42].

The absence of a noticeable variation in the obtained morphologies of the doped samples indicates that varying the concentration of Co doping hardly introduces significant changes in the particle morphologies.

Regarding the GP's role as an advocate, it seems that patients hardly ever introduced CPI.

Ben Yedder had only just been introduced yet the space the Frenchman luxuriated in for the opener meant the forward could hardly fail to score from Pablo Sarabia's pass.

The anxiety that drives this criticism comes from the fact that a radical curriculum — one that has the potential to affect more than 50 million children and their parents — was introduced with hardly any public discussion.

The story is fast-paced and hardly ever dull, and introduced me to a world – the world of Afghan life – which is strange, fascinating and yet oddly familiar all at the same time.

In most former Soviet republics forensic psychiatry is still a purely Soviet affair, with hardly any new concepts introduced, and forensic psychiatry is widely used to avoid long prison sentences or to get rid of "undesirable relatives".