Sentence examples for hardly repaired from inspiring English sources
Drought is a rapidly rising environmental issue that can cause hardly repaired or unrepaired damages to the nature and socio-economy.
The GI tract damage and occurring microbial translocation might be hardly repaired by the late institution of therapy, in turn favouring the continuous passage into the systemic circulation of a highly polymicrobic intestinal flora.
But the meeting's subtext was not lost on some Japanese newspapers, which warned that it would hardly help repair Japan's poor image among its neighbors.
Since in response to DNA damage, cells with damaged DNA could undergo apoptosis if damaged DNA is hardly to be repaired; therefore, the observation of these assays suggests that CAERS and/or CFEZO treatments might trigger events leading to DNA damage and initiation of apoptotic cascade, which may contribute, at least in part, to reduction of U251 cell viability.
But Mr Rajoy hardly hurried to repair the damage.
But a little charity from overpaid bankers is hardly going to repair the hole the crisis blasted in the world economy.
The seals campaign showed that the 99 percent, even when feeling disenfranchised, are hardly powerless to repair the safety net — and even influence the actions of the 1 percent.
He held the shoe, which like my own was covered in dust and had been repaired so many times that there was hardly anything left of the sole.
Besides, when damaged roadways are repaired or overhauled, rock bolting can also hardly get good reinforcement performance.
It could hardly be in a worse condition... and should be repaired immediately".
