Sentence examples for that hardly exist from inspiring English sources

It is now clear that orogenic realms in their early phases create gravitational opportunities for Earth sculpture that hardly exist elsewhere.

Maybe in a city that hardly existed a decade ago.

An honest conversation about it would require a degree of trust that hardly exists.

"It's the kind of quirky shop that hardly exists in Manhattan anymore".

In urban areas a property-owning middle class that hardly existed a decade ago is now growing rapidly.

So her heroine Lizzie McGuire became a "tween," a demographic group and a designation that hardly existed a decade ago.

This is the Cheltenham Festival, the annual celebration of National Hunt, or jumping – an obscure and parochial variant of horse racing that hardly exists outside Britain and Ireland.

Some, fearing stigma, refused to participate; others were taught masonry or carpentry, jobs that hardly existed in Liberia's shattered economy.

If she polishes her game, she has a chance to be discovered by a college coach, an opportunity that hardly exists on a rez.

He grew up on a family farm, the kind of mixed animal and grain farm that hardly exists anymore, and he learned mechanics while repairing farm machinery.

Nevertheless, at £3.4bn, and only a few pennies short of the television estimate, the size of this medium - one that hardly existed 10 years ago - is jaw-dropping.