Sentence examples for hardly the consequence of from inspiring English sources
What you're left inferring from "Frontline" is that this is hardly the consequence of impoverished professional opportunity, but rather is the result of a collective commitment to making the experience of death not merely easier but also more meaningful for the surviving.
But those games hardly carried the consequence of Sunday's game in Toronto.
24a And it is hardly conceivable that the consequence of freeing the legislative branch from the restraint of the executive veto would be the end of constitutional government.
It is hardly that dead, arid place that Weber tells us is the consequence of scientific explanation.
Time and again we see officials shy away from giving a foul that will also mean sending off a player, which is hardly surprising when the consequences of getting the decision wrong are so severe.
The consequence of inaction?
in the past China's Communist leaders have hardly been squeamish either about the consequences of their policies or about the use of force to restore order.
Compared to our relatively detailed understanding of TLS activation by monoubiquitylated PCNA, hardly anything is known about the consequences of PCNA polyubiquitylation.
But the United States and other Western countries are hardly going to be immune from the consequences of the plague.
One can hardly avoid the dire media messages about the consequences of climate change and pollution, the threat of terrorism, and growing economic woes.
