Sentence examples for hardly practiced from inspiring English sources

The screen pass, though hardly practiced last week, was crucial.

(For instance, improvisation is hardly practiced by today's crooners).

The Celtics have hardly practiced during the playoffs — and not at all during this series — a concession to their age and their health.

Rice had hip surgery on Monday and most likely will miss the first half of the regular season, and Harvin has hardly practiced because of recurring migraines.

The insular society, founded half a century ago, has long focused on research and is hardly practiced at shaping public opinion.

Eastern European artists were still adept at copperplate engraving, for example, a difficult, labor-intensive skill hardly practiced in the West.

Eventually, she could hardly practice for a month.

And they say he hardly practices the high values of journalism that he preaches.

Furthermore, the array of accident events that can befall society are endless; this means that all possible scenarios can hardly be practiced (Rosenthal 2003; McLennan et al. 2006; Lalonde 2007; Roux-Dufort 2007; Lalonde and Roux-Dufort 2013).

Despite its importance for SRL, it is not widely used by students (M = 1.85 SD = .86): 90.2% of the students never or hardly ever practiced with simulated online exams, and even when 40.9% have at some point practiced with self-correction activities, 58.4% make little or very little use of them (Table 9).

There are so many hassles it's hardly worth practicing".