Sentence examples for will be hardly from inspiring English sources

By 2020 there will be hardly any Chinese left consuming less than $1.25 a day: everyone will have escaped poverty.

It will be "hardly possible" to train them to provide accident assistance to the Diakonie's rescue service, says Kerstin Griese, the group's head of social policy.

"If they ban goods that come from rest of Pakistan, then there will be hardly anything left to trade," Akhter Hussain, a trader based in Baramulla, told me.

He was so old and had worked so long that there will be hardly anyone left alive who can remember our theatre without his magic presence.

For some, this will be hardly more than a reasonably well-managed war movie in a familiar vein, notable for this one historical footnote about the pensions.

Members of the judiciary will be hardly be reassured by a recent news report that Grayling is unlikely to make many concessions.

So, before they protest too much, paying a graduated balance sheet levy and creating a "living will" are hardly the most radical options out there.

Aside from those few with government jobs, there'll be hardly any middle class at all between those two groups.

But because it is held in Munich there will probably be hardly any neutrals".

These particles will thus be hardly harmful to the textile.

Then again, he said the results of the bail-outs were mixed.How the tests will be unveiled is hardly any clearer.