Sentence examples for hardly referred from inspiring English sources

Last year's party conference hardly referred to political reform, and the manifesto failed to capture the anti-politics mood that had persisted across the country.

Isaac held a yellow legal pad but hardly referred to it, as he ticked off facts: foreign aid is about 1 percent of the federal budget; much of Israel's $3.1 billion is spent on contracts with United States companies; Israel spends 8 percent of its gross domestic product on defense.

In fact, cases of a negative professional assessment of the desire for children and parenthood were hardly referred to or admitted to among group participants.

"Yes, he has some paper on the table in front: but he hardly refers to it.

This "folk thing" hardly refers to traditional music, so it must concern a more recent trend.

Which world leader did Nixon hate so much that he could hardly refer to him without using the words "son of a bitch"?

The other five Talwar artists were born in India and still live there, though their work hardly refers to the topical and political issues that thread through the Asia Society survey.

"They were hardly ever referred to as terrorists.

Furthermore, T2DM patients were hardly ever referred to mental health services: on average 1.3% for newly diagnosed patients and 0.9% for known T2DM patients.

The written and relatively 'weak' script about appropriate intake was hardly ever referred to, and the marketing idea of 'servings' and of consuming two to three servings of spread, yogurt or milk per day was absent.

Certain frequent pathologies such as severe malnutrition were hardly ever referred (2 cases over an 8-months period of observation, out of more than 3000 patients) maybe because guidelines were not entirely correctly applied at all times, but also because malnutrition without associated frank pathology is not a reason for consulting in rural Niger.