January through March, New Yorkers will hardly be able to recognize the metal contraption in its massive-pile-of-frozen-garbage disguise.
In the crunch, we are led to believe, such a realist could hardly have failed to recognize what the author states as an incontrovertible fact -- that "the United States never had any chance of achieving its objective of an 'independent, non-Communist South Vietnam' at a remotely acceptable cost".
They are hardly to be recognized, much less embraced.
Woodlawn was hardly the first cemetery to recognize the benefits of mass transit.
Twain and Shaftesbury, as it turned out, were hardly alone in failing to recognize a substantial Arab population in the Judaean hills and beyond.
United Talent is hardly the only agency to recognize the shift of media and advertising money, and consumers, to the Internet.
It hardly takes a connoisseur to recognize the hallmarks of the master's style: drag queens, crowded Madrid discos, an atmosphere of exuberant polymorphous perversity and a plot that scrambles together elements of farce, melodrama and film noir.
They're hardly the first film-makers to recognize the amorphous brilliance of the amateur performer.
It is reported that several aspects of virus-host interaction are unique to macrophage in contrast to T cell, which enables HIV-infected macrophage to be hardly recognized and eliminated by host immune system.
Albert Schweitzer once wrote, "Man can hardly even recognize the devils of his own creation".
