Sentence examples for has hardly developed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, through all the profoundly chaotic events in Newark's history -- the race riots of 1967; the emergence of crack, AIDS and organized street gangs; the rapid, uneven redevelopment of downtown -- the municipal council has hardly developed a reputation for innovation and thought-provoking debate.

Older generations had not been encouraged to save into a pension scheme as the pensions industry had hardly developed.

The great performance in the original Brideshead was Diana Quick as Julia - in part because Julia is the decisive character, but also because Quick and her directors realised that her career had hardly developed as it should.

'They're so used to having their runners turn up and win gold that they have a very refreshingly simple attitude to winning: they just go out there and fight for it.' In fact, Kenya's cricket has hardly been developed since Boyd-Moss's few years at the helm.

The tension has hardly begun to develop when Womack, with his usual casual shrug in the direction of plot, executes a goofy deus ex machina involving time travel and alternate realities.

Although paper sludge (PS) contains a lot of cellulosic fibers and in general was incinerated for volume reduction and heat recovery, other efficient utilizations have hardly been developed.

This type of system had not been hardly developed until now.

It has hardly stopped.

— has hardly reigned.

The problem has hardly disappeared.

That has hardly helped.