Sentence examples for hardly taught from inspiring English sources

There are no major memorials, and it is hardly taught in schools.

Right now, too few African children are in schools and many are hardly taught at all.

"Academics tend to throw up their hands: Cheever is hardly taught at all in the classroom, where reputations are perpetuated".

Child and adolescent psychiatry is hardly taught in medical school.

You could hardly teach for the sound of falling timber - "dead wood", as the authorities liked to call it - as they lustily hacked away at the tree of British higher learning.

Already she possesses something that can hardly be taught: a commanding stage presence, complete with flashing eyes, a winning smile and unmannered gestures.

Despite this fact, and its importance in the industry, software maintenance and supporting techniques such as reengineering are hardly ever taught in practical lessons.

Numbers show that companies are not investing enough resources in training, expecting to hire candidates that already possess all the skills needed to succeed in a fast moving and competitive marketplace; on the other side companies require niche skill sets that can hardly be taught outside the company and be relegated to college education.