'hardly willing' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a common phrase used to describe someone who is reluctant to do something. For example, "The students were hardly willing to take on the extra assignments given to them by their teacher."
Topping it off, within just two days of Juki Net's launch, personal data on roughly 2,500 people had already been mailed to strangers.Even if the new database could be reasonably secured against outsiders, many Japanese are hardly willing to entrust the system to the insiders who will be allowed to use it every day.
China is hardly willing to accept that distinction.More likely than conflict between the big powers, however, are clashes between China and the smaller claimants to parts of the sea.
But counterterrorism experts and members of Congress were hardly willing to praise what they said was a security system that had proved to be not nimble enough to respond to the ever-creative techniques devised by would-be terrorists.
The organization retained a broad perspective Friday on the eve of training camp, with hardly anyone willing to so much as mention the word playoffs.
The account also includes the last words by Sophie Scholl, the anti-Nazi German who was put to death in 1943: "How can we expect righteousness to prevail when there is hardly anyone willing to give himself up individually to a righteous cause".
If they were worried about renewables and grid stability, they would hardly be willing to spend $4.5 billion on the technology.
"How can we expect righteousness to prevail when there is hardly anyone willing to give himself up individually to a righteous cause," the quotation read.
Hardly anyone is willing to pay that much for food, and that farm still had serious ethical problems.
Unless you believe that Tebow is a quarterback who can lead a team to a Super Bowl, but hardly anyone is willing to go that far yet.
There are good business ideas out there, but hardly anyone is willing to bankroll them right now, says Pedro Nueno of IESE, a business school.
And then of course throw in the Archie Bunker and Rush Limbaugh factor, and is it any wonder that hardly anyone is willing to call himself a liberal in today's society?
