Examples of 'there are hardly' in a sentence
Meaning of "there are hardly"
there are hardly - This phrase is used to indicate that something is scarce or in very limited quantities. It suggests that there is barely any of the mentioned thing available. For example, 'There are hardly any tickets left for the concert.' It can also imply that something is rare or seldom found
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there are hardly
There are hardly any books in this room.
The bonus is there are hardly any sellers.
There are hardly any tailors left in my country.
On some beaches there are hardly any clams left.
There are hardly any humans left here.
Then wipe smooth so that there are hardly any protrusions.
There are hardly any books of this sort.
The maintenance is minimal as there are hardly any moving parts.
There are hardly any freight operations left.
It is the places where there are hardly any foreigners.
There are hardly any traces of revolving striation.
A world in which there are hardly any living thing.
There are hardly any permanent rivers today.
Sometimes it seems as though there are hardly any birds there at all.
There are hardly any emergency vehicles and we.
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If a consolidation goes on for a long time there are hardly any sellers left.
There are hardly any candidates left.
Amongst the public men of democracies there are hardly any but.
There are hardly any traces of civilization in them.
The explore tab is also gone and there are hardly any changes.
There are hardly safe places for humans.
It is the best time to shop because there are hardly anyone inside.
There are hardly any protections on the sides.
Conversion is pretty fast and there are hardly any options to worry about.
There are hardly any humans around here.
The valley is very lonesome and there are hardly any traces of civilization.
There are hardly any cookies on advertisement or email.
The biggest problem is that there are hardly any women in motor racing.
There are hardly any instances of robbery or theft.
Your blood count shows there are hardly any white cells left.
There are hardly any flat areas at all.
A more fundamental criticism is that there are hardly any properties shared by all languages.
There are hardly any opportunities for overtaking.
In the sand dunes behind the village there are hardly any plants at all.
There are hardly any people in the metro.
The year is still relative young and so far there are hardly any new.
Alba says there are hardly any neighbors.
Fear takes hold in parts of the country where there are hardly any immigrants.
Sometimes there are hardly any schools anyway.
We can see that in the spiritual realm there are hardly any true fathers.
Well if there are hardly any women in animation.
Especially during this time of the year when there are hardly any bugs left.
There are hardly any variations according to countries.
Recently somebody asked me why there are hardly any jokes told on stage nowadays.
There are hardly any scenes in the film.
But hydrologists believe that there are hardly any surplus waters anywhere in the country.
There are hardly any choices in the county.
I shopped around for a hub motor but there are hardly any options to choose from.
There are hardly any new largescale de velopments.
Technology has moved so much that there are hardly any location limitations now.
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You hardly have really serious bites
Such an approach could hardly be considered legitimate
Hardly surprising we do not have much sex
