Examples of using Is hardly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
It is worth bearing in mind that it is hardly possible to obtaina serious amount of money in answering online questions.
The girl's taste in men is hardly refined, but I doubt it runs to rough trade.
It is hardly possible to find a person who does not think that owning a word is very important.
If we can get into this apartment… Well, sleeping with a married woman is hardly a crime in the Czech Republic.
There, true, the TV channel"Our football", but to classify it to the whole sports package is hardly possible.
Carr is hardly alone in fretting about how the internet overtaxes our minds and bodies with such modern day problems as information overload and hyperstimulation.
even on very large antenna is hardly possible.
Reality hunger,” to borrow the title of David Shields's 2010 anti-novel manifesto, is hardly something new.
You're destined for great things, and a husband who tinkers with wires and microphones is hardly… Is that why you think I want you to get a different job?
business is hardly his"thing" and Jeremy.
One truckload of spent fuel rods stolen by Moldovan thugs with no expertise in handling the material is hardly what I would deem a priority situation.
sugar is hardly the most dangerous thing in your breakfast bowl.
Grinding them into poverty and despair to line your own pockets is hardly… Oh, politics, politics.
It was established by Ronald Reagan and is hardly met a patent it doesn't like.
The drop in the euro exchange rates has another impact, which is hardly considered- the pensioner population.
But seeing how hostile schools have become toward boys, their lower level of interest is hardly surprising.
Cause if you ask me, that friendship is hardly as innocent as we think.
It is hardly possible to misconstrue more thoroughly the state of affairs prevailing in capitalistic society than by calling the capitalists
It is hardly possible to misconstrue more improperly the state of affairs prevailing in the capitalistic society than by dubbing the capitalists
It is not to be despised, but it is hardly the voice of God to the soul,