hardly any

Am I the only one who can see hardly any difference?

But hardly any of them can be seen from the road.

She also spent hardly any time as a child with her own parents.

They cost hardly any money to make, which is why I can go on doing them.

Now we have hardly any time left before- Well, what has your life been?

He was no more than a season old, hardly any age at all.

Finally he seemed to be talking to me, but his words made hardly any sense.

He had no job outside the hospital, very little money, and hardly any friends.

But when many wanted to leave the area, hardly any were allowed to.

But there was hardly any good news for them at all.

But there was hardly any chance for the changes to take effect.

Now there is hardly any place left to move on to.

So you still think there's hardly any difference between the two?

Hardly any other country in Europe is at the moment!

There was hardly any food, and probably never had been.

How can they when there are hardly any around to start with?

Then we can keep on living, even if there are hardly any people left.

I have hardly any money coming in and don't know where to turn for help to keep my home.

Also, while all had food available to them, there was hardly any water.

Looking back there are hardly any changes we would make.

They had, in fact, hardly any security other than the value of the plant.

There was hardly any room on board to get away from each other.

We had hardly any idea what was going down on that film.

There has been hardly any change to the top team of 12, 14 people in four years.

Hardly any of them knew one another - and some didn't even seem to know themselves!