Sentence examples for hardly rose from inspiring English sources

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

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

As bizarre sports injuries go, Solo's strained thigh hardly rose to the level of Nancy Kerrigan's knee-whacking.

Their offensive statistics hardly rose last night -- yet they still beat the Mets for the second game in a row.

But what did not happen is perhaps more important: The incomes of all the mothers ostensibly freed from dependence hardly rose at all.

One surprise was that many more men voted in the primary than had been the case four years ago, while the number of women hardly rose at all.

Most hardly rise above six feet.

Labour productivity has hardly risen in the same period.

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.

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