Sentence examples for may be hardly from inspiring English sources

The color may be Hardly Green, but indecent tromps on the gas will leave bystanders Hard of Hearing.

Now, with five strikers on the bench where they may be hardly less effective, it was a penalty after 35 minutes for handball.

American audiences may be hardly more familiar than Chinese ones with the complicated dynastic politics of England in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

Wossy's wife flogs Israeli film remake to Miramax Jonathan Ross's oft-mentioned pay packet from the BBC, whatever it may be, hardly leaves his clan clamouring for gruel at the workhouse.

Today, the difference in taste between one brand of filter cigarettes and another in a particular class regular or menthol, for example—may be hardly detectable to a smoker wearing a blindfold.

In the worst case there may be hardly anything, in the best there may be two or three times as much as that, but we can guess within that factor.

That is why traditional mosaicking may correct the light difference phenomenon but the underlying tiles may still be hardly seamless if they vary in resolution.

Trains — sparkling, speedy and colorful as they may sometimes be — hardly radiate the endearing attributes that have been the stalwarts of Parks's previous memoirs: demented, corpulent villagers; Cornetto-munching carabinieri; water-fearing beachgoers; doting grandparents and belli bambini.

In addition, a large hiatal hernia, pericardial or other mediastinal cysts or left ventricle pseudoaneurysm may sometimes be hardly differentiated but more rarely.

Whatever else Treacy may be, he's hardly a major label's role model of choice for a multi-platinum electro-pop duo.

As disconcerting as the revelation may be, this is hardly the first time the United Nations has been the stage for a bit of international espionage.