Sentence examples for would have hardly from inspiring English sources

Now, if that game were, say, 44-38, I would have hardly remembered it.

"They must have realised that the minimum price they were suggesting would have hardly any effect.

Before, they would have hardly looked at her. "When I think about my past, I want to cry," she said.

Those who previously would have hardly bothered to vote at all became fully fledged citizens, aware of their rights.

I stick up for vulnerable people – if I turn my back on her, she would have hardly anyone else left.

Mr. Chhabra pointed out that in January the store was still full of inventory, which years ago would have hardly been the case.

The Bush administration didn't want to give those famous $300 rebate checks; its original plan would have pumped hardly any money into the economy last year.

"The initial plan on this project was to import the turbines and assemble them here, and that would have meant hardly no jobs for us," he said in a conference call with reporters.

Furthermore, while giving all the morphological features published earlier for NB [1] [6], the material generated after this long period of incubation would have been hardly sufficient for any biochemical characterization.

On August 4th the government buckled, saying that this year, marks for an English-language portion of the test would not count.It has hardly mollified the students.

Harley and Woodward would have been intrigued, though hardly surprised.