Sentence examples for hardly under from inspiring English sources

The people of the Crimean peninsula were hardly under threat by "fascist gangs" from Kiev.

It was hardly under pressure, much less in danger of defeat, in any of its pool matches.

They believe that too many people around him have got suspiciously rich over the past decade.Mr Djukanovic's position is hardly under threat.

At companies owned by private equity, the board and the shareholders are one and the same: their directors are hardly under the thumb of managers.

THE day was hardly under way, and Billy Mackay had already sweated through his blue shirt with "CABANA" written across the back.

The vast majority of immigrants do learn English, and while immigration discontent can be fuelled by the language issue, as in Catalonia, where migrants tend to learn Castilian, our tongue is hardly under threat.

England's 1966 winners are hardly under-rated, but rarely do they get recognition for besting such a gifted side over the last haul to the summit.

We're London-based – would it be a scandal if he spent every weekend not in London?" Except the capital is hardly under-represented by the BBC.

Joel Compass, Sampha, Dornik, Kyan, Kwabs … the leftfield Brit-R&B genre is hardly under-subscribed, and the signs are that the work across the Atlantic of the Weeknd, Drake, Frank Ocean and Miguel have had a revitalising effect on homegrown soul.

The band was also very much together and hardly sounded under-rehearsed but instead fresh and lively.

While some areas may be "under-doctored", hardly any are "under-pharmacied".