Examples of using Hardly exists in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Pure water hardly exists.
Hardly exists a five star event where he hasn't already won a class.
Such person hardly exists….
Since few states, if any, qualify as nation states,patriotism(as defined in this book) hardly exists.
An uglier word hardly exists.
In Iceland, noise hardly exists, and that silence helps you appreciate life.
That middle class hardly exists.
The art market hardly exists, the economy is unstable, the situation is difficult.
In Russia it hardly exists.
But the ideal man, who is handsome,financially secure and at the same time has a pleasant character, hardly exists in nature.
An art market hardly exists in this country.
Man, when he does not grieve, hardly exists.".
Unfortunately, however, Hungary's environmental industry hardly exists and competition is enormous among the Western companies of a long history, and for the time being nobody in Hungary is dealing with the issue of how and to what extent the future potentials could be exploited.
Such data, however, hardly exists.
But in Saudi Arabia, the question of whether it is haram to shake hands with a female professor, for example,never comes up because such a social category hardly exists.
As a character, he hardly exists.
In a country where the financial state support is wandering into the samepockets almost and the private patronage hardly exists: the talented artists has few opportunities, like being immersed in the kitsch, the resignation, suicide, and in the best case dubious opportunities of a success in foreign countries.
Because to the ego, the present moment hardly exists.
The left-wing opposition has a lot of parties, but left-wing opposition hardly exists in Hungary.
The state hardly existed.
I am hardly existing.
We can hardly exist today without the internet.
The proletariat hardly existed as yet, but it was already smouldering beneath the surface.
The modern notion hardly existed that… subjects of any enemy country are partly accountable for the belligerent acts of their rulers.
Zamenhof, born and educated in the multinational Russia, did not realize,linguistic diversity hardly existed in Germany, France and many other western-European countries, and that religion no longer possessed the same role as before.
It hardly exist otherwise.
The foreign guests hardly exist.
We can hardly exist today without the internet.
These hardly existed, if at all.