Sentence examples for hardly related from inspiring English sources

At Leipzig in 1813, 180,000 French troops faced almost 300,000 Prussians, Russians, Austrians, and Swedes, causing the battle to fall into three separate engagements that were hardly related to one another.

The chief surviving monument is the west front of Wells cathedral (c. 1225 40), where the sculpture, while comparing reasonably well in style with near-contemporary French developments, is spread across the upper facade and hardly related at all to the portal.

However, this is hardly related to the number of storage systems.

Both the relaxation rates and fractions from the narrow component exhibited a positive correlation with oxygen permeability coefficients (PO2), while those from the broad component hardly related to PO2.

Conclusions: VAP incidence is hardly related to the type of stress ulcer prophylaxis agent in our ICU setting with high rate of VAP and low utilization of VAP prophylaxis bundle.

In line with previous evidence, this is hardly related to the indicators of child's temperament, which were assessed in a fairly relaxed mother child interaction situation (r = 0.05, p < 0.05; Freund and Weinert 2015).

The Mini Countryman hardly relates to its tiny heritage, does it?

Her utopian vision of Greenwich Village life has been exported unquestioningly to the rest of the world, where an urban stage set provides a background for Disneyland-like islands of social fantasy that hardly relate to the rest of the city (think of Covent Garden, which was also saved from an expressway); suburbs have also been retrofitted so that they resemble little villages.

I can hardly relate, but if I can find a way for people to feel somehow less discounted because of variables they can't control, I'm in".

However, the problem is that these nonshared environmental experiences hardly relate to nonshared environmental variance in academic achievement.

With its bold outlines and orange, yellow and green color scheme, it hardly seems related to Northern European manuscripts of the same period.