Sentence examples for has hardly enough from inspiring English sources
They say that for North Korea, a country that has hardly enough money to feed its own people, the costly satellite program is nothing but a disguise for testing its long-range ballistic missile technology because launching a satellite and a ballistic missile uses the same technology.
Mentions how Madame Jeritza at Metropolitan was struck by wooden knife so forcibly that she had hardly enough wind to finish song.
She had decided to send him to an orphanage, mentioning that she already had two older children who had hardly enough to eat, and both were doing poorly in school.
The dragnet has hardly bagged enough abusers to burn out the lights on the scoreboard at any high school football field: Of about 1,000 athletes tested statewide at the beginning of both school years, only two tests were positive, one each year.
Certainly, she feels, Hazel has hardly done enough to atone for all that.
Sometimes called golden boomers as they move into retirement, the "me" generation that was known for its self-absorption has hardly put away enough gold to pay its own way.
system is usually termed capitalism and by that definition capitalism has hardly been around long enough to deserve all the evil for which it is being held responsible.
In real life, I have hardly spent enough time in Dumbo to know my way around it; if I were abandoned there as part of some urban Outward Bound adventure, I probably couldn't find the nearest subway station without the help of a G.P.S.
Robyn had hardly brought enough clothes to last the week — besides the dress with the buttons, there was only a gray skirt that looked like a school uniform, a ribbed nylon jumper, one spare pair of knickers, odd socks, and a full-length nightdress made of red wool flannel, like something out of a storybook.
