Sentence examples for have hardly found from inspiring English sources
In the Hollywood Reporter by way of Reuters, Chen Kaige, the Chinese director of "Farewell My Concubine" and "The Promise," a $35 million epic that will compete heavily for best foreign film, said that people had it all wrong with "Alexander the Great," Oliver Stone's box office and critical miss: "In the last two years I have hardly found time to see any films.
Critics who had hardly found a kind word for the festival in years vented a new-found rage.
Hewett scored 30 and 49 in the first, an eight wicket loss which Woods blamed on taking place too soon after their arrival, claiming the team "had hardly found our land-legs".
LONDON — In his 1981 novel "Midnight's Children," Salman Rushdie describes the Sundarbans, the mangrove forest that traces the southwestern edge of Bangladesh, as "so thick that history has hardly ever found the way in".
This may explain why the Prisoner's Dilemma has hardly been found in nature, despite the fact that it has served as a ubiquitous (and still instructive) model in studies of the evolution of cooperation.
And if Asian countries are in any doubt about what can be done on their own, they need look no further than Latin America and Eastern Europe, parts of the world where (admittedly) they have hardly been accustomed to find economic or regulatory models to emulate.
As shown in Figure 5c, the expression of this mutated CD20 was found to have hardly affected the affinity for rituximab.
So far his finds have hardly been earth-shattering: an extravagant C$59,000 for 480 neckties with a Canadian flag ordered by the prime minister's office, for example.In his own testimony to the inquiry, Mr Chrétien defended the purpose of the scheme to discourage Quebec from seceding, as it almost did in a referendum in 1995 and hinted that Mr Martin knew more about the details.
"The prices have hardly increased".
"We have hardly any unemployment.
