“hardly a”可以造什么句，hardly a造句

But that is hardly a catastrophe.

Talbott's a blackmailing scumbag, but hardly a threat.

That’s hardly an army. It’s not even a platoon.

The army, however, is hardly a neutral arbiter.

He had run a few dozen marathons before, so he was hardly a beginner.

She hardly ate a thing, just toyed with a piece of cheese on her plate.

The parents could hardly afford a private teacher for their child.

Some people were pulling along a woman, who seemed hardly aBle to walk.

The statute is hardly a masterpiece of insightful policymaking or incisive drafting.

Her career in Hollywood, as a contract actress at MGM, was hardly a rich fulfillment of artistic hope.

Always listen to all kinds of psychology, although hardly a study, but I think a great influence on my values.

Its Banks are unpolluted by toxic assets; hardly a ripple disturbs its vast pools of national savings.

So at the time of shooting, I usually feel influenced, and to get a good photo is hardly achievable.

And there's hardly anyone we could be sending who has a reputation for working as hard as Gary Locke.

Until a few years ago, hardly a day would go by in the summer without the mailman bringing a postcard from a vacationing friend or acquaintance.

Eastleigh is hardly a tourist town-a dour bronze railwayman is its main public monument-but it has a brilliant formula for incubating new businesses.

我是个大音盲，天生就五音不全，唱歌会永远跑调的。

But on a recent surveillance flight over the forest frontier in Brazil's state of para, there was hardly a wisp of smoke in the sky.

Even a dragon(from the outside)finds it hard to control a snake in its old haunt - Powerful outsiders can hardly afford to neglect local bullies.

There's hardly any tea left.

He had hardly any schooling.

Physics is a basic scientific subject, its content are impersonal, so it is hardly affected by teaching language, and it suits to carry out bilingual teaching.

During the Spring Festival holidays, a boy returned home by train. The car was crowded with people and there was hardly any place to stay.

He is the first boss of Intel to have a business and marketing rather than a technical background (though, as a 31-year veteran at the firm, he is hardly a technological novice).

Switching the peg to a basket of currencies that included, say, the euro and yen as well would give the Gulf states a bit more protection against oil-price swings, but it is hardly a perfect fit.

I've got hardly any money left.

The desert air contains hardly any moisture.

The gardener had pointed to a thick bamboo stem and explained that if a pebble was thrown at it and it hit the trunk slightly off-centre, it would bounce off and make hardly any sound.

The exhibition is hardly a crowd-puller.

You saw hardly a soul in the village.

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

Poor Harlequin asked with a voice that was hardly a breath.

THL was hardly alone in undertaking this sort of financial engineering, known as a dividend recapitalization.

There was hardly a child that had not hung beneath his steelyards, tied in a silk handkerchief.

If you don't like it, fair enough, but that's hardly a justification to attack the whole thing.

Manual disposal of the experimental data of the thermodynamic function measured with electromotive force can hardly achieve a satisfactory result.

Not a shop, not a vehicle, hardly a candle lighted here and there in the Windows; all lights extinguished after ten o 'clock.

Public nudity, or semi-nudity is hardly a novel occurance in the country. Protestors, like these peasants marching for land rights, are a common sight.

There's hardly any coal left.

Hu Tingting, 22, a math major at Hubei University, knows how tricky alcohol can be but in the name of friendship, hardly anyone would refuse another beer.

As befits a nation originally settled by misfits, con-victs, adventurers, and religious fanatics (a demo-graphic mix that has changed hardly at all in nearly 400 years), the United States retains a strong flavour of intransigent noncooperation.

They can tell you that they receive 20 calls every day from customers who donâ t understand how to set up a printer, but hardly any calls about how to actually print a document.

It just feels that it comes rashly and strangely, and sits quietly in a place where it should not have been, so that people's eyes can hardly adapt to it after a long time.

On the other hand, it is hardly a cure.

There was hardly a touch of earth in her love for Clare.

It seemed hardly the face of a man alive, with such a deathlike hue; it was hardly a man with life in him, that tottered on his path so nervelessly, yet tottered, and did not fall!

There is hardly a shop, hotel or restaurant that does not bear a sepia-toned image of the man gazing down like a silent movie star.

Gas has hardly any weight.

HIDDEN behind a row of trees and a rusted barbed-wire fence on a rutted dirt road in the Ecuadorean jungle, Shushufindi 61, a pit in which oil waste is dumped, is hardly a beauty spot.

Though Fang had paid for a couple of dancing lessons in France, he was hardly a master at r one dance with Miss Pao, he retreated to the sidelines and watched her dance with others.

I throw it. It goes about twenty yards - hardly a threat to a running antelope.

I gain hardly anything.

A stranded beluga's sole defense is being white, looking like snow covered ice and keeping perfectly still hardly an effective strategy in this case.

I got hardly a wink of sleep.

It's a little bit of Paris in a town where hardly anyone has been to Paris, and the aromas are to die for.

But since then, hardly a week goes by without a news story suggesting McNealy was on to something.

However, intranets are hardly airtight applications.