Sentence examples for will hardly close from inspiring English sources

But that will hardly close the gap – up to £1,690 a year per family – that the Resolution Foundation calculates would be left by cutting child tax credits to 2003 levels (one option).

The model closes her eyes, but her eyebrows are raised -- her eyes are hardly closed, they will open any minute if she ceases to trust.

That will hardly come as news to SportsCenter fans.

This is true, but hardly closes the issue.

This will hardly move Labour closer to government.

Closing the office will hardly remove politics from the West Wing, considering that the political arena is central to Mr. Plouffe's portfolio.

He has confessed to close friends of fears for his position and Campbell's arrival and managerial desires will hardly make him feel any less secure.

In actual usage, the inch or so closer to your mouth the Flex positions its mic will hardly increase conversational comprehension.

That is why some neutrals hoped for a close result.So huge is the BNP's defeat, however, that its protests will hardly be credible.

Closing the Antwerp plant — the first such step by any automaker in Europe since the crisis began — will hardly make a dent in the larger problem, he said.

Worse still, all the pro-union sentiments the Conservatives can muster will hardly disguise their essential predicament - that with every advance in England, their nightmare edges slightly closer.