Which, in the case of tin, is hardly anything at all.
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It seemed like I didn't do hardly anything, except the show.
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If oil goes way down, you don't solve that by hardly anything.
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But Campbell's ability to stun in scant fashions is hardly anything new.
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It may not be as easy as pie — but hardly anything is.
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There's hardly anything between the hard, unforgiving shells of Burger King's taco.
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It fit me right off the rack, which hardly anything ever does.
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Hardly anything connected abuse and harassment to other issues of gender inequity.
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Not only was there nothing catastrophic, there was hardly anything at all.
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But in legislative terms, there will be hardly anything to fight over.
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We didn't talk about hardly anything, just shot the breeze for several hours.
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Say I want to go to Mumbai and spend hardly anything on hotels.
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Although, I guess bands nicking shit from other bands is hardly anything new.
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There's hardly anything that would draw your eye unless you were really hungry.
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"Hardly anything a campaign or a candidate says is completely true," he said.
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That left me with hardly anything remaining, as most of my clothes were blue.
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It told us hardly anything about the microcircuitry of how the brain is organized.
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The average for the month — 18 hours — was hardly anything to write home about.
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In that light, Trump running apace with Romney is hardly anything to boast about.
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I don't think we are getting hardly anything in exchange for withdrawing our forces.
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Back then, in our Texas town, there was hardly anything out there about trans kids.
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The Model 3 is a sharp-looking set of wheels, but it's hardly anything radical.
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People in the Arctic have hardly anything to do with what's happening in the Arctic.
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The pay wasn't much, hardly anything in comparison to her ex-husband's old mining job.
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A month into the siege, there was hardly anything left to buy in the markets.
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Meanwhile, Obama's summer reading list includes a stack of thoughtful literature, though hardly anything avant-garde.
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But can we at least agree that there's hardly anything less punk than running for president?
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The average amount of sunlight for December — 18 hours — is hardly anything to write home about.
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For a gadget that could potentially save your life, this deal is hardly anything to scoff at.
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Other times, one platform so thoroughly dominates the discussion that there's hardly anything else to talk about.
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That hardly anything in this apartment belongs to Mr. Stillman is a matter of pride for him.
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The specifics of the case aren't important because Thornton is so electric that hardly anything else matters.
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On nonporous subway tiles, where hardly anything is absorbed, the slick stuff just sits on the surface.
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There was a period of time through the 80s and 90s when there was hardly anything going on.
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Today, it costs hardly anything to move consumer goods from one end of the world to the other.
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Most have tales of being abused in Libya, of being held with animals and given hardly anything to eat.
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Kavanaugh, however, has not heard any significant cases addressing LGBT issues and has said hardly anything about LGBT people.
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It is the largest mass UFO sighting in Australia, yet hardly anything was reported on it at the time.
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In fact, there's hardly anything that qualifies as dialogue in this film, with only a few words spoken throughout.
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After all the lush fat and crackle, it tastes like hardly anything at all, and exactly what you need.
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I had an old Flickr account with hardly anything in it, so I essentially only had to download 13 photos.
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Sure, you'll make hardly anything on the one day, but why not lend your computer to solve maths problems, a.k.a.
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And it's not even good butter—it's pretty cheap butter—but the biscuits taste like butter and hardly anything else.
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"In the hard facts, hardly anything has changed," said Carsten Brzeski, chief economist for Germany and Austria at ING Bank.
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A perfect storm When Sanjay Gupta and his family first moved to Gurgaon in 1999, there was hardly anything around.
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And third, they reckon (also usually correctly) that those items have cost hardly anything to produce, so they are almost worthless.
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Hardly anything else was left to the imagination Saturday in a game that strained even the lax preseason standards of watchability.
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Now they have more than they need, prompting them to buy hardly anything, while undermining their willingness to try something new.
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But some women have hardly anything—a week down and only a little brown stain to show for all your work.
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His recounting of a trip deep into the Ogaden region of Ethiopia with a rebel army reveals hardly anything about the conflict.
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No — there has been a bit of tut-tutting from lower-level figures, but hardly anything from people whose condemnation might matter.
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You can get them on eBay and Etsy and from fellow fans on various other online marketplaces, for hardly anything at all.
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"When you start reading the fine print, it doesn't cover hardly anything unless you died" she said, speaking with the New York Times.
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For three days, hardly anything happened in a rush, not least because almost all the attendees were camping on-site for the duration.
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While there undoubtedly was commerce and money in Plato's time, there was hardly anything that we might comfortably associate with free-market capitalism.
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They manage to capture the ordinary while reminding viewers that if you take a moment to look around, hardly anything is truly ordinary.
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This shows that Puerto Rico's Department of Education (PRDE) invests hardly anything in its broken-down schools, aside from paltry salaries for teachers.
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I'm a camp manager with hardly anything to do but try to convince nearby animals to visit my campsite by building furniture they like.
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There's hardly anything that we haven't tried putting machine learning to work at, and usually they take to it like a duck to water.
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" He wrote in the 1880s that "hardly anything remains" of the Brooklyn of the 953s and 1840s, "except the lines of the old streets.
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"A first browsing of the documents allows us to conclude that hardly anything will change," ING economist Carsten Brzeski wrote in a note to clients.
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Hardly anything has made Cramer want to reconsider his bullish thesis on discount retailer Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings since he recommended it in early 2016.
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"Creating a data set that lacks certain biases very quickly slices up your data into such small pieces that hardly anything is left," he says.
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That we don't get paid hardly anything to do what we do and to take that away from us for their own agenda is devastating.
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People still want to come here, but we're not first in hardly anything that matters and we have an inflated idea about how we are.
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More than six months after the chain began using the blue lights in as many as 20 stores, "we&aposre not finding hardly anything anymore," Dorgan said.
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I had to be mindless, because there is hardly anything in 2016's The Division that the intervening years have not made somehow uglier and more fascist.
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LONDON — The fact that hardly anything happens in the first half of this video gives some clue as to just how dangerously unpredictable the sea can be.
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Why it matters: The tech industry's most powerful companies argue that if police can access this information without a warrant, hardly anything will ever be private again.
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"It is a situation of complete destitution, with hardly anything to eat," said MSF emergency program director Hugues Robert who was part of the team in Banki.
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Hardly anything has made CNBC's Jim Cramer want to reconsider his bullish thesis on discount retailer Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings since he recommended it in early 2016.
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There's a reason Trump said hardly anything about Republican candidate Rick Saccone during a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday night that was supposed to promote his candidacy.
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It paid hardly anything and London is an expensive city to live in, so I'd go to the opening of an envelope if there were free canapés.
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But he also campaigned on the promise to "make America great again," and hardly anything in recent history says that more clearly than the Apollo moon landings.
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Going after him, closing the distance, closing space, and pressing him without throwing hardly anything, making him do all the work to keep me off of him.
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How do you cater to your shoppers when you know hardly anything about them, and how do you target your online campaigns when you can't see your target?
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A recent analysis of the company's privacy policy reveals that hardly anything has changed over the course of the last 18 months, despite Zuckerberg's promise to do more.
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"I have hardly anything left to one day show her nieces and nephews and baby siblings exactly how amazing she was without pulling painful articles on Google," La'Princia concluded.
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"There's hardly anything on the counter-drone market that works on two or more drones at once," says Kelsey Atherton, a technology writer who has covered drones for years.
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"I know hardly anything about the man, except that he seems to go around claiming a relationship with me," the former prime minister said when asked about Mr. Bildt.
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It's got shootouts, ziplining, hand-to-hand combat, a scene from Shakespeare's Richard III, car chases, aerial tricks, an exploding pool, and hardly anything to tie it all together.
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"The Tusk headlines moved sterling a bit but there is hardly anything much to look into these tiny moves," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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If they don't have a physical presence in the UK there'd be hardly anything taxable ... because the intellectual property is in the US or elsewhere," he said "That's the frustration.
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If you've taken all the other necessary precautions—getting a safe crib, a firm mattress, and hardly anything else—your baby does not need her nocturnal movement Periscoped or podcasted.
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Since Republicans took office in 2010, Congress has gotten hardly anything done because it was impossible to find big policy ideas that President Obama and congressional Republicans could agree on.
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You could blame this on the media, but the fact is that there's just not a lot of information about the new season out there — there's hardly anything to hype up.
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The bottom lineAt $120, the Generation ZERØGRAND is the second-cheapest sneaker (based on full retail prices) available at Cole Haan — and for that much, there's hardly anything to complain about.
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What was so lucky about toiling in the fields with hardly anything to fill your stomach while your youngest sister ate three meals a day and got to stay in school?
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While it does get outsize attention from the media because the media — and President Donald Trump — love the platform, its issues are hardly anything that a great PR push could repair.
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Under the Republican proposal that was voted down twice in recent days, hardly anything would go toward reducing the impact of the coronavirus, whether medical or economic, on the front end.
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NewSchool and the Santa Fe University of Art and Design both have lower graduation rates — just over 30 percent, still above average for for-profits but hardly anything to boast about.
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There's hardly anything more disappointing than being served a beautifully-presented meal at a restaurant, snapping a pic for the 'gram, and having it turn out like a white-washed, obscure blob.
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This is a traumatized family whose private, painful conversations — which, by the way, have hardly anything to do with Rachel and Dean's romance — I don't think I have any business eavesdropping on.
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Ski trips are the perfect friend vacations in winter months: There's hardly anything more fun than getting active with your best buds and celebrating with boozy drinks by the fireplace après ski.
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Millions of Americans watched 28500 debates among more than a dozen contenders, but after 6900 debates (not including last night's in Miami) we know hardly anything about the specific policies being proposed.
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There's hardly anything worse than having a knot in your stomach on a Sunday night when you know you have to be at an unsatisfying or stressful job in a few hours.
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Even though athleisure is hardly anything new, it's safe to say that people who really enjoy getting dressed (like, dressed-dressed) in the morning have some hesitation towards concepts like wearing leggings as pants.
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However, exports fell sharply last year to just 14,000 tonnes with hardly anything leaving at all in recent months to the point that China became a net importer again for the first time since 2012.
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He ticked off the names of the former rivals who have now endorsed him, and while he said hardly anything about his specific policy goals, he spent considerable time highlighting the diversity of his support.
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Every meal begins with a generous, free bowl of soup, which, on my visits, was a clear broth made from pork bones that at first tasted of hardly anything and grew deeper with each spoonful.
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Stone's humor can be dark, as in "Signatures" (2018), an arrangement of framed fragments of found paintings, each featuring the artists' signatures and hardly anything else: a wry commentary on how we assign value to art.
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Hochschild's Tea Partiers grudgingly admit that they appreciate federal highways and Coast Guard protection, but even the ones who have been environmental activists will credit the EPA with hardly anything, and forgive private industry nearly everything.
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These days, hardly anything is simply "made in America," or for that matter "made in China": Manufacturing is a global enterprise, in which cars, planes and so on are assembled from components produced in multiple countries.
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There's hardly anything new about the current generation of the Nissan Frontier, but for the 2020 model year, the last go-around for this iteration of the pickup, features an all-new 3.8-liter V6 as standard.
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GIULIANI: When you consider the 1.4 million documents, that thousands of pieces of information, to have two or three that originally and initially were wrong is hardly anything but trying to get the facts straight as possible.
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But Dexter Fowler isn't going to run his worst batting line since 2013 the way he's on pace for, and St. Louis has gotten this far with hardly anything from Piscotty, its most complete hitter after Carpenter.
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My office is super quiet and so usually if anyone comes by, we just talk in the hallway but today it's dead and I have hardly anything to do, so I invite him in for a coffee.
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"We seem to be very good at keeping up the alerts during a disaster, but before the rains came there was hardly anything," said Menake Wijesinghe, a disaster response and resilience advisor with child development charity Plan International.
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Why it matters: The court's precedents have allowed a relatively broad range of warrantless searches, but Silicon Valley warned that if those "analog" rules were applied to modern smartphones, hardly anything we do would ever be private again.
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Read more: Nordstrom is growing its fleet of stores that sell hardly anything at all — here's what they're like to visitThe objective is to get people to drink more coffee in local shops and to support the local economy.
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Upon inspection by the F.B.I., the emails on the laptop turned out to be much ado about hardly anything — many of them had already been reviewed, and the authorities decided they did not warrant changing the conclusion that Mrs.
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"The concessions from both sides are hardly anything for both sides to brag about; this meeting basically just brings us back to where we were in talks in late April," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA in New York.
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Then Peter told Hannah Ann that his heart was being pulled in two directions, which led Hannah to voice that she was close to her "breaking point," because she felt like she'd already given so much and gotten hardly anything back.
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While State Senator Dick Saslaw, a Democrat, called the abrupt adjournment "the most irresponsible act I've seen in all my years in the General Assembly," he acknowledged that he thought "hardly anything" would have come out of the session anyway.
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When you have a lot of people with a lot of time on their hands, whose labor isn't worth hardly anything to them, then the ways they find to express themselves in this oppressive situation give rise to this openness.
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This is hardly anything new, as celebrity deaths have captivated people as long as the idea of celebrity has existed, and yet, each time a celebrity figure passes away, virtually every social media feed is inundated with expressions of grief and sadness.
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The mood this time was one of celebration: Despite the memory loss caused by his advancing illness (last fall, he told the CBC, "I can't remember hardly anything"), and the unfairness of it all, Mr. Downie was committed to finishing the album.
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" Quoting the British designer F.W. Moody, she describes the natural world as the best teacher of palettes: "There is hardly anything in nature that is not perfect in color: A dead sparrow would enable you to arrange the marquetrie of a cabinet with faultless harmony.
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"He spoke in tears of his children, that they didn't want to come see him, that they didn't want to know hardly anything of him, or their Taushiro origins, not the language, not the culture," Mr. Álvarez wrote in a letter from that time.
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" In fact, the music has hardly anything in common with Pelican's—beyond the fact that it's almost entirely instrumental and has a distinct cinematic quality" —J Bennet, "Pelican Guitarist Trevor de Brauw Wants To Take You Uptown" Lead image by Marie Planeille via Tinariwen on Facebook.
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Having become a Japanese novelist (once and for all), I may have something of a problem on my hands in saying that I know hardly anything about Japanese fiction—which is a little different from Buddy Rich saying he doesn't listen to country and western music.
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For example: do American voters think it acceptable that their president continues to deny the existence of an attack on their democracy by a hostile power, which he has consistently lied about his links to, may owe his job to, and which he has done hardly anything to deter from continuing its assault?
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For Crossan, his debut record has no lyrical narrative—"There's hardly anything tying these songs together other than the fact that I made them," he said—but as a whole, it is an ambitious experiment with a diverse group of artists, incorporating samples spanning multiple decades and styles from jungle to dancehall.
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The "new Roland Garros" will be very new indeed, with hardly anything left from the original, which was built in a hurry in 1928 to provide a suitably grand venue to defend the Davis Cup that France's four musketeers — Henri Cochet, René Lacoste, Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon — had finally managed to win.
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"I think it's going to continue to be a fairly good year, and I think we probably go up and get close to the highs or 3,000 on the S&P, and I'm not expecting hardly anything on the economy, and earnings are going to be weak, if not flat or maybe down," Paulsen said.
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Foer: With "Eating Animals," I wanted to write a book about eating animals, about industrial farming and more broadly — although there's hardly anything more broad than that, given 90% of the animals you eat come from industrial farms — with the question of eating meat, which is something I've wrestled with since I was a kid.
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In my case, this oddly gratifying wakefulness seems to have little to do with meditation, handbooks, support groups, yoga classes, breathing exercises, massage, acupuncture, flax seeds, carrot juice, green tea or vitamin C. Has hardly anything to do with being responsible, not complaining, making a nutritious supper, washing the dishes, swabbing the surfaces, taking out the garbage.
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In the last two weeks of the campaign, we heard plenty from networks like CNN about the "optics" of the "bombshell" email "scandal," yet hardly anything — or often nothing at all — about Trump's phony "university," about his sexual assault boasts, about his tax returns, about his proposed Muslim ban (which, for some reason, acquired the adjective "temporary," when it was in fact not), about his possible dismantling of NATO, or about any of the other countless scandals, stupid comments and outright insane policies attributable to Trump.
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AND WHEN THERE IS A BAD OUTCOME, YOU LOOK FOR FLAWS AND THAT IS WHAT THE PROCESS IS AND WE'LL MOVE ON. I CAN TELL YOU THE CRISIS – WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH TIME LEFT TO ENUMERATE ALL THESE THINGS – GOLDMAN SACHS IS BIG ENOUGH AND INFLUENTIAL ENOUGH, AND IN ENOUGH PLACES, THERE'S HARDLY ANYTHING THAT CAN GO WRONG ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD WHERE WE'RE NOT INFLUENCED BY IT, INVOLVED IN IT, OFTEN VERY, VERY INVOLVED IN IT. AND TO BE IN MY SEAT, THE SEAT I OCCUPIED, THE SEAT THAT MY SUCCESSOR NOW OCCUPIES, MEANS YOU HAVE TO WORK THROUGH THESE THINGS.
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