Sentence examples for has done hardly from inspiring English sources

And for the last few weeks, the Senate has done hardly anything except debate health care.

Aside from charming Mrs Merkel, moreover, Mr Cameron has done hardly anything to press his case for change.

Nokia has done hardly any advertising for Ovi so far: it wanted to make sure that its services worked well first.

You've done hardly any work this morning".

Mr McCann said the authorities had done hardly anything to look for Madeleine since the Portuguese investigation was shelved in July 2008.

On the other hand, such a substitution does not seem unproblematic, for a claim about what I might have done hardly seems, at first sight, to be correctly interpretable as a claim about what someone else (however similar to me) does in another possible world (Kripke 1980, note 13).

Closing shop, as the N.H.L. has done, is hardly sustainable.

Still, given New York's financial bind, what he has done can hardly be called a St. Valentine's Day Massacre.

While most New Yorkers still approve of the job he has done, he is hardly beloved, and is skewered by critics as an imperious tone-deaf billionaire who cares mostly about people with money.

That no other state has done so is hardly surprising.

Germans, by contrast, have done well, with hardly any drop in incomes for anyone and a small increase for the richest.