Sentence examples for which hardly needs from inspiring English sources

That puts another cloud over the Southeastern Conference, which hardly needs one.

Anything, really, that connects the oceangoing turtles, migrating butterflies and Labrador caribou, other than that they're all just trying to survive, which hardly needs saying.

To avoid a sinkful of dishes, for example, she eats straight from the pan, which hardly needs washing "if you only eat savoury things out of it".

Even New York, which hardly needs to convince directors that its skyline looks good at the cinema, is offering them 30% off.

Either way, it's bad P.R. both for the Rangers and for hockey itself, which hardly needs to reinforce its image as a game played and watched by people who are nasty and uncivilized.

It starts with the Kitchen Utensil Awards 2009, which hardly need comic embellishment.

So it's not necessary, for instance, to maintain a costly official business bank account in order to take Visa cards — meaning online and international transactions open up, which it hardly needs saying opens up enormous opportunities.

Short of long-term governmental investment, some THCs are struggling to survive, especially those in poverty-hit rural areas, which hardly meet the healthcare needs of the local population [ 12].

By going into government, he sacrificed financial opportunity, which he hardly needed any more, for family prestige, which he craved.

"I think both of these companies are frantically racing products, which hardly anybody wants, or need.

So too do the individual account-holders who were mis-sold billions in insurance they didn't need and which hardly ever paid out.