Примери за използване на Were hardly на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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His words were hardly heard.
(man 3) We had seen enough of the enemy to know that in cases like that, prisoners were hardly taken.
Those women were hardly victims.
They were hardly able to refute the argumentation of this woman.
Honey, your midterms were hardly stellar.
Those lab fires were hardly an accident, and the toxins you were formulating at Oxford.
The new independent states in the Balkans were hardly any better off.
Well, they were hardly even able to talk.
Despite opinions to the contrary,the people that Primetime featured were hardly cured by Dreamhealer;
By this time, there were hardly any other people waiting.
The orders already issuing from the telescreens,recalling them to their posts, were hardly necessary.
The postwar years were hardly less horrific.
At that time agriculture was little mechanized, andartificial fertilizers and pesticides were hardly used.
The hinterlands of Argentina were hardly more familiar to him than those of Canada or Russia.
Given that he has clocked up over4,500 hours of play, the prospective buyers were hardly making it worth his while.
But the twelve apostles were hardly yet willing to entertain kind feelings for the long-despised Samaritans.
But the thing is, Osiris andhis relative weren't humans, so they were hardly threatened with some kind of genetic mutation.
In addition, there were hardly any deaths among patients with unexplained chest pain a year after they became ill, compared with patients that became ill with angina pectoris or suffered cardiac attack.
What I found was that my classmates were hardly unique in their dissatisfaction;
The outstanding fact in the history of socialism between 1848 and 1920 was that the essential problems concerning its working were hardly ever touched upon.
I don't point out that our ancestors were hardly poring over yoga sutras before going into labor.
I share that hope, but we must remember that the nerve-shattering forces at work in the United States andthe world today were hardly set in motion by one man.
Ophuls observes, quite rightly,that American experiments were hardly conducted under the kind of circumstances prevailing in Dachau and Buchenwald.
Obama's most decisive action- to intervene militarily in Libya to oust Muammar Gaddafi- unquestionably defined events there,although the unending conflict and instability since were hardly the preferred outcome.
This enhanced ride comfort: in the 240 D 3.0 with manual transmission,load changes were hardly noticeable, and with automatic transmission, gear-changes in the part-load range were much smoother.
He also wanted to perform an operation on Dominik's lungs to remove alleged metastases, despite the fact that the CT scan taken on 23 September showed that,following his optimum intake of cellular nutrients, there were hardly any metastases left.
In the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia some of the EU-financed motorcycles provided in summer 2005 to the border police were hardly used for the first 18 months because the government did not provide the police with the necessary protective gear as agreed.
Even before the outcome of the British referendum, the Western Balkans andthe topic of EU enlargement were hardly top priorities for Europe's decision makers.
If it be objected that this fact is not distinctly statedby the ancient authors, who, in the opinion of our century were hardly acquainted with electricity, we may simply answer that not all the works embodying ancient wisdom are now extant among our scientists.
Europeans are hardly alone here.