Sentence examples for may like hardly from inspiring English sources
Tourists and other out-of-staters (known as flatlanders around here) may like hardly ever seeing a big-box store as they travel our rural roads, shop and enjoy our small-town atmosphere.
Foreign ministers may like the idea of playing with a European army, but it is hardly central to resolving the economic crisis.
"What may seem like a major event could hardly create a blip.
The necessity of coalition-building may look like a new thing, which was hardly necessary when Labour was a genuine movement.
These may sound like silly, abstract questions, but they could hardly be more serious or more relevant.
In summary, spread scalping may seem like a predatory strategy to some market participants, yet is hardly profitable in its most naïve incarnation.
This may sound like reasonable advice, but it's actually a bait-and-switch strategy and hardly unique to Fidelity.
The loss of 500 passengers a month may hardly be noticed at New York or Washington airports, but it is devastating to a small town like Pendleton, Ore.
This may seem like a logical thing to mention in the president's defense, but as far as Joe Scarborough was concerned, this was hardly worth bragging about.
