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Yet here in New York one would hardly know anything positive had occurred this week . One can hardly say that Miller and Cooper are " aggressively cover [ ing ] government malfeasance . It would hardly shoot an arrow farther than a foot . I can hardly believe it . In view of the nature of the peace initiative and the method of its implementation , the newest " cycle of violence " should hardly have come as a surprise . This emphasis on the role of returns to scale should hardly be ignored . In the Revelation this usage has become fixed , and the word " door " is almost a technical term , so that no explanation in the context is thought necessary ; unless the Pauline use had become familiar and almost stereotyped , the expression in this letter would hardly have been possible . Theoretically , it is compatible with capitalism , but practically it is so opposite in spirit that it would hardly be feasible without a complete economic reconstruction . " One can hardly imagine a proposition more contrary to the argument made over the years by any identifiable neoconservative , and especially by Michael Novak , whom Msgr . A translator can hardly be an impartial judge in this matter , for constantly , in passages where the sense is perfectly clear , the ingenuity with which words and constructions are arranged makes it almost impossible to render their meaning in idiomatic terms . That the previously victimized 80 percent should not wish to be held hostage to the political demands of their former oppressors should hardly be a surprise . On the one hand , fifty years after the Holocaust one can hardly deny Jews their early warning system . One can hardly learn about it without a teacher . The first ( entitled ' Dancer 's Dream ' ) , was really a documentary containing only excerpts of the ballet , and the other , led by David Garforth , with Alessandra Ferri as Juliet and Angel Corella as Romeo , had their strong points , but the former would hardly satisfy someone wanting an actual performance of the ballet , and the latter was a heavily cut version featuring someone else 's orchestration ( probably Pogrebov 's ) . But suppose I had found a watch upon the ground , and it should be inquired how the watch happened to be in that place , I should hardly think of the answer which I had before given , that for anything I knew the watch might have always been there . No amount of social or political engineering can produce a paradise in which evil urges will never intrude , and though a more widely free and benign world order would produce fewer monsters , we can hardly arrange that within the week . " he added , " I shall hardly know the club without him . One can hardly recall any other minister doing something similar in trying to explain his policies to a wider audience . One can hardly watch a news bulletin , even on the ABC , without hearing some sensational story about the net accompanied by lurid pixelated images of naked women . Other than that the only time we travel anyplace is for a convention and those can hardly be considered vacations .