Sentence examples for papers hardly from inspiring English sources

Most papers hardly mentioned the byelection.

In an interview in 2001, he advised scientists to treat the birds they watched "with the respect due to sensitive, feeling creatures" and to publish their findings "without the needless excess of probability estimates that are making ornithological papers hardly readable".

Keeping the column out of the paper hardly kept people from reading it.

When the time came to do the trick, the paper hardly burned, so I put it in an empty coffee can I had brought and grabbed another piece of paper.

The advent of the casual, lunch-hour op – this week, Sarah Cox, a 27-year-old beauty therapist from West Bromwich, proudly showed off the results of her injectible boob "jab" in one paper – hardly seems to offer a better prognosis.

RIP Leviathan: long live the Big Society.In this section Little platoons on a slow march The fire this time Holy writ The next generation The cost of ageing Knocked opportunities Britain: shaken but not broken ReprintsIn the event, the paper hardly feels like a major renewal.

Even so, a remarkable fact is that the 1877b paper hardly ever touches its self-professed "main goal" at all.

Thus, while they duly emphasize the utility of comparative analysis for supporting the development of specific inhibitors, the paper hardly provides any tangible guidelines for such development (beyond pointing to clade-specific variations in the vicinity of universally conserved residues).

And Mr. Byrne's personal papers will hardly be the first to find a place in academia.

But lecturing and publishing papers is hardly something that a full-time academic can give up when he takes on an (unpaid) advisory role.

Of course, partisan papers were hardly going to miss the chance to make some eleventh-hour conversions in the belief, however remote, that their readers don't know where they stand.