Sentence examples for barely any use from inspiring English sources

Treasury levers and Bank of England billions are barely any use here.

Even with often unresponsive voice commands and barely any use for gestures at all, it was something Microsoft wanted to pushhard all the same, tying it into the very DNA of the Xbox One.

Due to limitations of traditional sequencing technologies, there are barely any reports using integrative analysis to study the inter-relationship between genomic mutations, cytokine expression, and the gut microbiome in autoimmune diseases.

She has stressed to ambassadors her resolve to sort out the problems in Rakhine state and has previously used the contentious word "Rohingya", which now barely any politician will use.

He uses barely any sulfur dioxide, the headache-producing preservative that abounds in supermarket wine.

Unlike Willie Nelson or Louis Armstrong, two other singers who worked out comparably original rhythmic concepts in popular music, Mr. Gilberto uses barely any improvisation in his performance.

But Norway barely uses any coal at all.

The state's emissions are nearly back to 1990 levels, it barely uses any coal and it has installed as many solar panels as the rest of the country combined.

I make dance music for the most part and it's mostly electronic so I shouldn't feel weird about that genre but it feels like it's been narrowed down to some very simple repetitive music where everyone steals from each other and barely uses any music, just sounds.

And if you're worried that rising interest rates will hurt CEFs (a common concern that, happily, has been disproven time and again), BIF gives you one more layer of security: it barely uses any leverage (just 3.98% of the portfolio), so you won't have to worry about higher borrowing costs killing your returns.

If you want a home theater setup, a projector and canvas screen can create the largest image and takes up barely any space when not in use.