Sentence examples for Scarcely created from inspiring English sources

Peel's conversion to free trade in 1846 scarcely created any more excitement than John Henry Newman's conversion to Roman Catholicism the previous year, while in 1850 Lord Russell, the prime minister, tried to capitalize politically on violent antipapal feelings stimulated by the pope's decision to create Roman Catholic dioceses in England.

As Arthur Mizener, Fitzgerald's first biographer, pointed out, "It is precisely this loss which allows Gatsby to discover 'what a grotesque thing a rose is and how raw the sunlight was upon the scarcely created grass.' " Perhaps Fitzgerald could have captured this heightened state of awareness in a script, but was this what the studios were looking for?

The pitch has been unhelpful, but England's bowlers were still guilty of a lack of any real penetration - they scarcely created a chance.

That, of course, required the proviso we never got, that everything from lentils to lollipops is a source of "carbs," but scarcely created equal.

The British Government cleaned up its intelligence agencies by means of quiet purges that created scarcely a ripple of interest, while the highly visible Red hunts superintended so clamorously by Joseph McCarthy left a permanent wound on the nation's political life.

Read this tale of a purveyor of trendy financial products, a man who, in scarcely three years, has created a billion-dollar empire, seemingly from nothing.

It is too much to say, as this country's more virulent critics sometimes do, that Liberia's endless civil war is America's fault, but it certainly seems fair to say that our indifference toward a country we helped create scarcely has done it any good.

Sometimes DNA samples appear degraded into smaller fragments and therefore, the higher molecular-weight STR loci can be scarcely amplified so creating incomplete DNA profiles with lower discrimination power [ 2].

So alluring was the fantasy they had created that it scarcely mattered that the rooms were somewhat small (and would get smaller, almost with each successive hotel).

Inclusion of Pierresvives (which houses the archive, library and sports department of the local government) could also have created a vertiginous, scarcely believable female majority, but that will have to wait for another year.

Not so much a memory as a scarcely credible blur; few results have created such ripples across Europe.