Sentence examples for hardly reduces from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malamud said that the volunteer work hardly reduces the need for the government to increase its own digitization efforts.

Yet the need for redistribution hardly reduces the importance of recognition in achieving justice.

But the hell Mateen unleashed at the Orlando nightclub hardly reduces to something this simple.

In Basel the BAU renovation policy hardly reduces the PM2.5 emissions from the heat and power generation for the increasing building stock and respective health effects from 2010 to 2030 (Fig.  8).

A single question is used to measure self-reported work ability: "To what degree is your ability to perform your ordinary work reduced today?", with the following response alternatives: hardly reduced at all, not much reduced, moderately reduced, much reduced and very much reduced (score range 0 4) [ 41].

That, he said, would hardly reduce enrollment and would create a larger nest egg for retirement.

The stricter requirements have hardly reduced the numbers in the long term.

My sense of trepidation was hardly reduced by watching Arsenal play Locomotiv Moscow in a bar opposite the hotel.

Al Qaeda, F.B.I. agents reasoned, would hardly reduce the death toll with an alert that might have saved lives.

The centrepiece of the old approach was a "cap-and-trade" scheme, festooned with offsets and bribes – bribes that purportedly, but hardly, reduced carbon emissions.

No, said kendoken, it is going to get a lot worse: "This 'spike' in oil is purely speculative, the global demand has hardly reduced at all over this sorry episode.