Sentence examples for hardly varying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney stuck close to his stump speech calling for lower taxes, a stronger military and privatizing part of Social Security, hardly varying a phrase.

In its essentials, the wooden press reigned supreme for more than 300 years, with a hardly varying rate of 250 sheets per hour printed on one side.

At Valentino, Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli opened with a sweet day dress in cotton macramé and lace, but quickly switched to the red-carpet stuff, hardly varying the up-and-down shapes.

The patterns for PFOS are quite different, with the elevated child:mother ratio hardly varying with the child's age.

We calculated the averages of log2 ratios at each time point, and excluded an additional 6,273 genes with expression levels hardly varying over time (between −0.5 and 0.5).

This study shows how the turbulence imparted by Rushton impellers, which are typically used in several industrial productions, may be hardly improved by varying the impeller's geometry.

For a relatively small air layer thickness, the water permeability varies strongly with varying air layer thickness, for a relatively large thickness there is hardly any dependence.

But green groups say that hardly helps, since peat bogs have varying depths, and draining a shallow part will erode the rest.

This phrase is misleading: feudal is hardly more applicable to the widely varying institutions of this time than to those of the Kievan period, and partition implies a former unity of which there is insufficient evidence.

Moreover, NOECs from two experiments with different concentration patterns and varying replicate numbers can hardly be compared.

Everyone is negotiating with everyone, with varying degrees of sincerity and hardly any success.