Sentence examples for hardly launch from inspiring English sources

Due to the use of the neighbor table, adversaries can hardly launch replay attacks.

Lomachenko, like Ramírez, makes boxing look easy – even against a decent opponent such as Han who, although trailing by six points, hardly launched an attack worth the name in the last round.

In India though, until recently, the company hardly launched Huawei-branded smartphones that helped the brand gain both mindshare and market share in several European and Middle East markets.

Though a six year old is hardly "launched," the fact that the child is in school gives many mothers the confidence to return to the marketplace.

Hardly worth launching a Class War over.

In Europe, initiatives specifically restricting road development in natural areas and giving special attention to the protection of roadless and low-traffic areas have hardly been launched.

For starters, he is the state's insurance commissioner, which is hardly an electoral launching pad.

In May, 1939, petitioner Lekacos told Brown that he wished to secure a loan in order to finance opening a law office, to say the least a hardly auspicious professional launching.

The New Deal could hardly have been launched at a more propitious moment.In Tower Hamlets, other young people on the Gateway are aware that the jobs market has turned in their favour.

Vermont, home to Ben & Jerry and three electoral votes, is hardly a pivotal launching pad for national office.

The timing of the launch could hardly have been better, just a few days after the publication, last Wednesday, of a report commissioned by President George Bush, calling for a drastic overhaul of the American space agency, NASA including a much bigger role for private firms in space exploration.Why are Mr Rutan and Mr Allen taking on this high-risk venture?