Sentence examples for barely applied from inspiring English sources

Marbury bulldozed the Bulls, who barely applied any pressure.

On the other hand, metaheuristics have been barely applied for accomplishing this task.

There were families who were so paralyzed by grief that they barely applied in time.

In The Wilmington Giant (1939), for instance, unmistakably a scene from deep England, the South Downs appear as a pattern of colour blocks and curves – the paint striated, in places barely applied – and the chalk figure itself is framed by dark fence posts and an axis of barbed wire.

Before you argue that those numbers are just recalcitrant Republicans corrupting the sample, chew on these two nuggets: First, 4 in 10 Democrats — yes, Democrats — said "honest" either barely applied to Clinton or didn't apply at all, and, second, 6 in 10 independents said the same about Clinton's "honesty" problem.

A new 2009 law to eliminate violence against women was cited in the sentencing of Sahar Gul's abusers, but the law is still barely applied, according to a United Nations report published in November, and it has not been formally adopted.

Festivalism — the mode of processional theatricality that has long marked institutional group shows of contemporary art — barely applies.

He's kept "Bizarre" in the title for branding purposes, but based on the Cuba episode, it now barely applies.

Actually, "indie rock" barely applies to Of Montreal as anything but a description of the people who come to see it.

For their part, highly industrialized economies might be held back by labor regulations, but these barely apply in places where employment through formal contracts is rare.

Consequently the two clinical-level conditions for normalisation would barely apply to it.