Sentence examples similar to it hardly arises from inspiring English sources
In fact, since none of these characters was ever more to us than a name and a job - figures at once immediate and elusive, like people encountered at a cocktail party - the question of change hardly arises.
The issue hardly arises in "Dazzler" until Hart is about 30, after he has lived in the theater world for years as, presumably, a highly sought-after partner by both women and men.
"The currency of the disliked use in America is not clear to me, but the problem hardly arises in Britain," notes Fowler's Modern English Usage, the venerable authority for British linguistic propriety.
Dr Rice might offer appeal as a woman and an African-American but until now her name has hardly arisen.
Since the main results were further confirmed by cumulative logistic regression, they hardly arise from an arbitrarily chosen cut-off point.
It also arises with groups of individuals.
It hardly seemed important.
It hardly seemed necessary.
