Sentence examples for hardly measured from inspiring English sources

The G-20 conference in November was a response, but it hardly measured up to the monumental meeting of 1944.

A film's worth is hardly measured by its budget, but Blum and company aren't a scrappy band of strivers working to realise their vision by any means necessary.

And PEFC internal phenomenon, that is hardly measured experimentally, could be examined by using this model.

Fourthly, fixed effects allow the model to capture differences that can be hardly measured or observed.

Although these features of different deformation behaviors can be revealed efficiently, the potential energy variation of atoms is hardly measured by current experimental equipment.

The gap is hidden and is normally in the order of micro meters, which can be hardly measured by using typical gap sensors.

But as a scene of diplomatic misbehavior, London could hardly measure up to Vienna.

(I suppose it is my scholarly duty to note that Otto Preminger also played that role, and of course Arnold Schwarzenegger did too, but in my entirely dispassionate judgment they hardly measure up).

Drawing conclusions from his single term as Massachusetts's chief executive is, obviously, a feat of extrapolation, because the issues that he faced as well as the powers that he wielded hardly measure up to those of the Oval Office.

Pietersen, in any case, insists that an accusation of arrogance hardly measures up to the insults he expects to come his way again from the home crowd in the Boxing Day Test at the MCG.

Sure, Santana surprised pop fans with his prodigious comeback in 1999, but the 14 million copies his album sold hardly measure up to the reinvention of the heavy-metal legend Ozzy Osbourne and his family as the Cosbys of the new millennium.