“hardly any”造句，怎麼用hardly any造句

The Dutch man spoke French with hardly any accent.

But hardly any important American institution will pay intermediaries.

In Israel or the diaspora, hardly any Jew considers himself of Arab culture.

In lucky Luxembourg hardly any graduates end up in menial jobs.

For all the talk, this grand strategic stuff makes hardly any money yet.

The first thing that really grinds my gears is that there are hardly any labels or explanations.

Italy won the World Cup with hardly any strikers because Totti and Luca Toni weren't in good shape.

There is hardly any activity, any enterprise , which is started with such tremendous hopes and expectations, and yet which fails so regularly, as love. ------erich fro.

True, market pressure lifted a bit on Wednesday after central Banks made a splashy announcement about expanded credit lines (which will, in fact, make hardly any real difference).

In America the Federal Reserve has hardly any room left for bold cuts: its target rate is at 1% but the actual rate is lower.

Despite the bitter cold, there was hardly any snowfall in this region so that all the cross-country and skiing slopes have to be made with artificial snow.

But the sea in those old times heaved swelled and foamed very much at its own will or subject only to the tempestuous wind with hardly any attempts at regulation by human law.

And yet if you put aside the Palestinians' imaginary state, hardly any of the 21 actual states that belong to the Arab League can plausibly claim to be a genuine democracy.

Our weekly salary individually amounts to hardly anything.

There's hardly anything more simple than two bits of wood being pushed together.

That's roughly the time of a flight between London to beijing-which is why hardly anyone takes this train.

Thirty calories is hardly anything — it’s a couple of mouthfuls of banana, or a few potato chips.

Gas has hardly any weight.

The desert air contains hardly any moisture.

There's hardly any vapor pressure above your ice water glass.

Some of Mr So’s expat colleagues speak hardly any English, which is obviously a handicap.

It has an operating theatre but nobody qualified to do surgery, and hardly any drugs, let alone a blood bank.

For most people, the atime stamp isn't very useful and hardly any applications (none I can think of) rely on the atime for any critical task.

He was a bookworm early in his life, and when there were hardly any books to be found, he could read a Xinhua Dictionary from cover to cover.

Since the pages are just templates for form entry and they always look the same, hardly any additional processing and XML data are necessary to display the registration and login pages.

They spend virtually nothing on the diseases that kill the most human beings, like malaria, because the victims are poor, so there's hardly any profit to be sucked out.

Divorce is messy and emotional, and there's hardly anything easy about it.

People nowadays know only to indulge in non-virtues; hardly anyone CARES to do confession with wisdom.

There's hardly any water in the radiator.

Hence it happens, that hardly any one man would, without reverse, and in every particular, change with any other.

The problem was that astronomers had hardly any data from the early universe, which until recently was too faint even for Hubble to get any good pictures of.

The terrible dearth of information, the fictionalisation of our experience, there is hardly any gay autobiography, just novels, but why novelise it when the best of it is in our lives?

But since the debate was scheduled at the same time as an important football match, hardly anyone watched.

When they reached Xizhimen Grate, there was hardly any traffic on the road.

Virtual relationships are not my thing, I have hardly any time for my close friends so would have even less time for a virtual group of acquaintances.

I've got hardly any money left.

Maybe because he's dressed down and lacks bodyguards, hardly anyone seems to notice.

He was a big, beefy man with hardly any neck, although he did have a very large mustache.