Sentence examples for might be hardly from inspiring English sources
The GI tract damage and occurring microbial translocation might be hardly repaired by the late institution of therapy, in turn favouring the continuous passage into the systemic circulation of a highly polymicrobic intestinal flora.
For instance, if the reference data are biologically largely meaningless (as in the case of a very poor classification) or if the gene used is unresolved at the taxonomic level of interest, the agreement between reference and clustering partitions might be hardly be modifiable by changing the clustering parameters.
Although conceptually different and presumably with less expressional power than a full phylogenetic analysis, the TBC might be useful for the processing of large-scale sequence data sets, where both the phylogenetic software and the standard clustering algorithm might be hardly applicable.
As vivid as our culture's fantasy of this magical juncture between childhood and adulthood might be, it's hardly a carefree time occupied by effusive pixies, let alone a period to which most of us would happily return.
Engineers they might be, but hardly the useful kind if this EP is anything to go by.
Another possibility might be that hardly any studies focusing on the predictive value of exhaustion have been conducted.
As might be expected, there was hardly unanimity.
However the Seamus Heaney we're here to celebrate today might be described, "brazen" is hardly a word that comes to mind.
Communal property rights might be helpful, but are hardly necessary for a well-functioning MPA.
(This, one might add, is hardly a revolutionary approach to the workplace).
The collapse of the Soviet Union may not have been regarded as a tragic event at the time, but, for Russians, seeing the country's territory shrink and its might diminish was hardly a reason for rejoicing.
