Sentence examples for hardly on the same from inspiring English sources

Much of that is possible without Prigioni, but hardly on the same level.

It's hardly on the same scale, but another radical Swiss experiment kicks off today that could also end up costing billions – although some may chortle that the bill could potentially fall to fat-cat executives rather than nation states.

Sure, Miami's got bottle-popping pool parties, but the rest of the Sunshine State is hardly on the same page.

"A Child's Day" hardly belongs on the same shelf as Neil Gaiman's book, but the alphabet format works for both.

Yet when they come back home they can't hardly live on the same block together.

It is hardly the spin that Mr. Bush's political opponents might put on the same era.

In life, you get the height of fashion and sophistication, although you also get the height of stupidity which, hardly surprisingly, resides on the same mountain top.

This, to some extent, was the fate of Kurt Vonnegut, who although a genius, hardly gets put on the same plane as his peers, Updike, Roth and Bellow.

But that hardly puts them on the same footing as banks that were unscrupulous during Spain's boom years and are now kept afloat at the public's expense.

Similarly, GDELT and ICEWS hardly ever agreed on the same events, suggesting that, far from offering a complete and authoritative representation of the world, these systems are as partial and fallible as the humans who designed them.

The neighborhood would probably have been gentrified without Lincoln Center, of course, but hardly in the same way, or on the same timetable.