Sentence examples for which hardly presents from inspiring English sources

"The Revised DEIS is inadequate in reflecting a casual and dismissive attitude throughout the document regarding the inevitable mortality of public trust living resources, such as numerous non-target species, including birds and marine life, in a manner which hardly presents a fairly-considered cost-benefit analysis.

However, their formation requires kinetic activity and long-range ordering processes, which are hardly present during physical vapor deposition.

Bond valence parameters for the C−O bonds were chosen to fit the simulation with no hydrogen bond present on the assumption, which hardly seems justified, that each C−O bond must have a valence of 1.0 vu.

However, TRIR data for S205V also reveal a rapid ground state recovery not present in T203V; compare the kinetics at 1592/1596 cm−1, which hardly recovers at all in the first 100 ps in T203V, but show strong recovery in S205V.

"He actually drops in unannounced, which hardly anyone does in London," says a close female chum, "and he usually brings an unexpected but absolutely appropriate present.

Which hardly anybody ever has.

CCTV has a search engine, too, which hardly anyone uses.

Such a characteristic renders it distinctive melting mode which hardly exists in conventional paraffin PCMs.

High sink activities can only be expected under optimal growth conditions, which hardly occur in nature.

Third, the BODE index predicts mortality, which hardly guides physicians in selecting treatments.

The method was effective even in cases in which blasts were hardly present in the peripheral blood [ 18], indicating the overall biological influence of malignancy on PBMCs.