Sentence examples for make it hardly from inspiring English sources

"The government's message is that you have to save for your retirement, but with the amount you will make it hardly makes it worthwhile if these costs are being taken out.

Unfortunately, the full-length 5.0 kb Emx2OS cDNA harbors several canonical polyadenylation signals, which make it hardly suitable for our lentiviral expression system.

There is only a research paper published by Spanish-speaking experts, although it has some methodological limitations that make it hardly adaptable [ 10].

Saying "hi" is the national pastime in Barbados, which makes it hardly surprising that they've all become very good at it.

Clements also points out that many of the more popular adult anime airs outside of even the Japanese mainstream before going to DVD, making it hardly cost-effective to then bring over to an already niche market here.

Guardian Money took a look at the site and was slightly underwhelmed – many vouchers were being sold with just a 2% or 3% discount, making it hardly worth the hassle.

Such kind of operation simply increases the complexity of the NFrWT which makes it hardly to use in practice.

The resulting computation time for using the M-estimator is notably higher than for the other approaches which makes it hardly real-time capable.

Rolex doesn't publish sales numbers but we can estimate the company is making and selling about a million watches a year making it hardly the rarified brand that most watch neophytes think it is.

Regretfully, the available literature values of binding energies of the Sn3d5/2 core levels for SnO (Eb = 487.1 eV [53], 487.4 eV [54]) and SnO2 (Eb = 487.01 eV [55], 486.8 eV [56]) nearly coincide, which made it hardly possible to differentiate between SnO and SnO2.

Such low levels may make it seem hardly worth the effort to research rates.