Sentence examples for hardly represent an from inspiring English sources

But most of that was proposed long ago by Mr Obama on the campaign trail, and so can hardly represent an attempt to forge post-election consensus.

Since cynomolgus macaque and baboon, species often used in pig-to-NHP xenotransplantation experiments, have a defective PAR-1, they hardly represent an ideal animal model to assess the risk of PERV transmission in xenotransplantation.

Improvements since then, biologists say, hardly represent a resurgence.

Some more caveats: Oscar nominees hardly represent a cross-section of the industry.

Opinion writers hardly represent a cross-section of society as it is.

Her new show Kathbum – touring after the fringe – could hardly represent a more naked bid to inherit Joan Rivers's mantle as the wicked witch of gossip comedy.

So Mr Cable's remarks hardly represent a call for the collective ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange but standard issues that are debated in the political and academic mainstream.Alas, the use of the Marxist terminology betrays a distressing tendency in modern debate.

A handful of books among the 1,285 new titles being published here this month hardly represent a trend, but the World Trade Center theme has caught the eye of newspaper and magazine literary editors, whose job it is to decide which new books merit attention.

(This slight difference by gender seems consistent with the gender of those behind many of the opinionated comments this blog receives — but this is merely a generalization; it is not always obvious whether readers who comment are male or female, and those who feel compelled to comment hardly represent a scientific sample).

Negative briefing documents from FDA staff hardly represent a death knell for a drug.

In some cases, the size of the images is so small that can hardly represent a real-life scene [9 12].