Sentence examples for hardly rise from inspiring English sources

Most hardly rise above six feet.

She felt profoundly weak, and when nurses encouraged her to stand she could hardly rise to her feet.

Colour printing of illustrations on roll-fed rotaries can hardly rise above the mediocre level, even with the use of special rotaries in which the printing groups are drawn as close together as possible.

The allegations against Rousseff hardly rise to that level, as presidents and governors have long engaged in budget tinkering.

However, since the airflow induced by the ventilation system is downward to the outlet (located on the side wall and close to the floor), the re-suspended aerosols can hardly rise to the breathing level of the seated passengers.

Labour productivity has hardly risen in the same period.

Capital investment, which should be surging at this point in the recovery, hardly rose at all.

But it hardly rises to the level of treachery or treason.

Of course, the propaganda law in Russia, obnoxious as it is, hardly rises to the level of Nazi repression.

Even as the central bank pumped banks full of money, bank lending hardly rose, and spending and investing remained depressed.

But there's good news for prospective homeowners - first-time buyer prices have hardly risen, climbing just 0.1 per cent.