Sentence examples for there will hardly be from inspiring English sources

The Rescue will hardly solve everything, just like our few bucks here and there will hardly be enough in and of itself.

There will hardly be one extended family where one member has not suffered from depression".

By summer's end, the nests will be jammed so closely together that there will hardly be room for another.

Not only will the Conservatives not require their old partners in the new government, there will hardly be any Liberal Democrat MPs left in Parliament anyway.

Even so, there will hardly be space for Dickins to explain what he calls the "visceral" impact that Thomas Cooper Gotch's It Is an Ancient Mariner had the first time he laid eyes on it.

It concluded with the warning from leading economist Marcel Fratzscher that "the long-term costs of Brexit will probably be much higher than originally feared because what is becoming increasingly clear is that there will hardly be any compromise on continuing to give the British good access to the single market".

But it will hardly be alone there in its use of technologies that are giving a new generation of toys extraordinary capabilities to fly, float, walk and roll — almost always inexpensively — in ways unimaginable just a few years ago.

We should be aware, however, that a next step of deeper reductions will hardly be attainable unless there is agreement on extensive cooperation on missile defense.

It will hardly be noticed.

Yet these will hardly be simple times.

That, however, will hardly be the end.