Sentence examples for has hardly no from inspiring English sources
The bread in a hamburger has hardly no protein, yet the meat does.
Much of these huge growth numbers come from the fact that Facebook had hardly no presence in many of these regions until recently when it started its major push to translate the site to other languages.
However, overtreatment has hardly been addressed and no optimal screening strategy has been identified.
One-sided no? MMS has hardly met the public, while Sonia has never encountered any debate.
Darwin took Hooker's admonition to heart, agreeing with Hooker in his September 10 , 1845letter—"How painfully (to me) true is your remark that no one has hardly a right to examine the question of species who has not minutely described many".
There are a lot of bumps on the track and, because it has hardly any straights, you have almost no chance to 'rest'rest
In the literature, information about the position in which teeth were in the mouth has hardly been explored, and there is no measure that combines number and position of missing teeth, to enable analysis of the impact of tooth loss.
But, make no mistake, the threat has hardly disappeared.
There is no mistaking the identity: Andrés has hardly changed.
The No. 2 seed has hardly been challenged through four rounds.
