Sentence examples for since it hardly from inspiring English sources
Ibrahim Nafie, the editor of Al Ahram, the semiofficial Egyptian daily, is one of many Arabs who have argued that the charge of Arab anti-Semitism can't be justified since "it hardly stands to reason that a Semitic people would direct this form of racist hostility at themselves".
Since it hardly exceeds its depreciation allowance, this boodle must exceed $50 billion a year out.
Emma Goldman, the nation's leading anarchist, mocked the notion that the ballot could secure equality for women, since it hardly accomplished that for the majority of American men.
Perfectionism is one of those traits that many people seem secretly, or not-so-secretly, proud to possess, since it hardly seems like a character flaw.
Apple has a new patent application for a mobile hotspot (via AppleInsider), which might surprise people since it hardly seems like the type of accessory the iPhone maker would go out of its way to create.
But he approaches it with a new awareness of the constraints and prejudices that obstruct the way: "Everyone possesses [an idea of the beautiful], but since it hardly ever appears alone we do not reflect upon it and fail to distinguish it from the tangle of other ideas which appear alongside it" (AT, 390).
The ideal antibiotic of last resort would be almost completely unprofitable – since it would hardly ever be used, to preserve its effectiveness.
This bald fact will provoke plenty of discussion and analysis since it is hardly the first attack on France from one of its immigrants.
The leading edge (LE) of a backscatter ionogram (BSI) is widely used for ionospheric inversion since it is hardly affected by any factors other than ionospheric electron density.
"Boy or girl?" It's the one question people feel safe asking a new mother, since it can hardly cause offence.
Given that the 1930s have left an indelible mark on the conduct of US economic policy ever since, it is hardly surprising that Greenspan should be worried.
