After the functional change, many of these buildings are more or less fossilised in their original form, some are turned into villas which hardly remind us of their agricultural past.
And I need hardly remind you that it was governments that declared, on September 30 , 1990 that there is no task nobler -- or more important for this generation and for all the generations to come -- than to give every child a better future.
I hardly need remind you of the date of that undoubted triumph, but it did seem remarkable that nothing in the intervening three and a half decades of British sporting success was worthy of inclusion instead.
You hardly need reminding, but results day is almost here.
The sentiments expressed are hardly unusual, reminding that in moments of tragedy, people seek comfort in the worn truths underlying clichés.
In both 2000 and 2004, we hardly need reminding, the vote in the Electoral College was so close, 271-266 and 286-251 respecthatly, that a shift in just one state would have produced a different winner.
Success is always hard to quantify in the wake of defeat, however, and for all her progress here, the big-serving Lisicki hardly needed reminding that she failed to send down a single ace in the semi-final, having unleashed 44, more than any other woman, in her previous five matches.
Perhaps it is better that way, because fans hardly need reminding how inane this was and the N.H.L. would be wise to get out of the way as much as possible and hope its fans' love of hockey has not soured completely, Scott Burnside writes on ESPN.com.
And both are open to wide interpretation, as they should be, to meet the changing demands of modernity.Christians hardly need reminding that for centuries they fought bloody wars over competing versions of their faith, and bodies such as the Catholic Inquisition testify to the cruelties that can flow, within any religion, from a dogmatic determination to impose a particular set of beliefs.
