Sentence examples for it will be hardly from inspiring English sources

It will be "hardly possible" to train them to provide accident assistance to the Diakonie's rescue service, says Kerstin Griese, the group's head of social policy.

Voting in urban areas is more cumbersome and the stigma associated with not voting is less as it will be hardly noticed in the anonymity of the city.

As there is no prespecified randomisation list, it will be hardly possible for anyone to know the next allocation.

These associations can be considered spurious associations, as they do not point out to a susceptibility locus or positions very close to it and they will be hardly replicated in a lightly different sample.

The implication: Once cars become driverless, there will be hardly any crashes at all.

By 2020 there will be hardly any Chinese left consuming less than $1.25 a day: everyone will have escaped poverty.

This person will be hardly influenced by religious sources.

If each agent is represented by 60 ODEs, as an example, the simulation will be hardly scalable.

As long as two-thirds of the growing Hispanic voting bloc lines up with Democrats, it will be increasingly difficult (though hardly impossible) for Republicans to win national elections.

Don't bother doing a cassia gloss; it will be unnoticeable and provide hardly any conditioning.

In other words, it will be a theme-park economy—hardly one that could serve as model across China.