Sentence examples for was hardly covered from inspiring English sources

Her triumph, even on the BBC's own website, was hardly covered at all.

As a consequence, the reaction against this state of affairs which was hardly covered up in ideological terms by the needs generated at the end of the World War II a soon came.

In the primary season Ron Paul was repeatedly cut out of media coverage and John Edwards was hardly covered.

Needless to say, the night was hardly covered -- although Invisible Children had surely reached their goal of "Making Kony Famous," too much controversy eventually surrounded the campaign for that particular part of their plan to go through.

Blair's own political record on Europe is hardly covered in glory.

Somewhat surprisingly, the relations required for FMM are hardly covered by the rich literature on spherical harmonics (and FMM).

However, industry-specific environmental and social risks are hardly covered or only proposed in very general terms, e.g., as adverse social and environmental impacts (McLellan and Corder 2013).

OK, I didn't really expect them to heckle, it is after all a live TV event of international diplomacy, a Congressman was hardly likely to cover his mouth and cough: "Taxi for Brown!" But it turns out that the US Congress behaves a little like a US chat show audience, overly polite and overexcited.

The profitability of institutional asset management increased slightly after years of decline, though for most players this improvement was hardly enough to cover the cost of doing business.

He's prompted by some clear examples: Jason Moran, who was one of his teachers, and Muhal Richard Abrams, an important elder whose compositions are hardly ever covered by anyone.

And recently the staunchly conservative Constitution Party, which is hardly ever covered, has been in the news, too, thanks to the conservative commentator Alan Keyes, a Republican White House hopeful.