Sentence examples for hardly standing from inspiring English sources

The opponents are hardly standing still.

That seems optimistic, as NASDAQ is hardly standing still: it has captured over 20% of all trading in the NYSE's ten biggest stocks.

As Mr. Edwards mulls his options and Mr. Bowles and Mr. Blue fidget, Mr. Burr, the Republican candidate, is hardly standing still.

But he and his wife are hardly standing still — they have a 41-foot power boat that they navigated through the Intracoastal Waterway along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.

Factories in Japan, however, are hardly standing still.One Omron product that is popular in both China and Japan is a scanner that inspects the substrate of printed-circuit boards for minute imperfections.

But Sanders is hardly standing on the sidelines by some measures he's the most popular politician in America, and his Medicare-for-all legislation has served as a rallying cry for people across the left, including many Democrats.

Japan's achievement is all the more impressive for the fact that its major competitors — Germany, South Korea, Taiwan and, of course, China — have hardly been standing still.

Mr. Corzine, who was never warmly embraced by the state's Democrat establishment, which he helped bankroll, was greeted by sustained applause when he entered the chamber and a polite, though hardly rousing, standing ovation.

She can hardly see and can hardly stand but she's still the world's best cook and she won't retire because she says if she sits down she will die and she wants to die standing.

Even if they win, a victory hardly legitimizes their standing as playoff contenders, let alone Super Bowl contenders.

The artist's mother could hardly have been standing so firmly by the time of the work's completion.