Sentence examples similar to hardly of that from inspiring English sources
(For some context, Taboola itself has raised around $160 million, says it has touched hardly any of that because it's currently profitable, and is valued at around $1 billion).
Obama "did everything to present America's good side to the world" but "hardly any of that remains", the paper's Jacques Schuster argues.
The US is hardly free of that kind of activity, but it is not the normal field of transaction.
He changed his name from Klausner to Oz, a Hebrew word for "strength," though when he arrived at Hulda he was hardly in possession of that.
All of that hardly matters.
There were hardly any survivors of that war, no one in her family.
And while her LTC insurance hardly covers all of that, I'm certainly grateful she had the foresight to carry such a policy.
Correlations used to represent the phenomenon are closely related to the above parameters and hardly employable out of that peculiar context.
We can be reasonably sure that drones, in their killing function, can hardly relieve us of that task.
It's hardly the stuff of that gets Corbynistas going, but sometimes you've got to play the cards that are in front of you.
