Sentence examples for barely built from inspiring English sources

The luxury hotels and skyscrapers were barely built before it had earned its reputation as the next big cosmopolitan city.

But who knew, or even cared, that there are now two Fausts, in an experimental music market barely built to sustain one?

But, as John Berry, another Newmarket trainer, pointed out last week, those things can come at a cost in horses, whose legs are barely built to cope with the weight they already support.

For years, the developers could barely build houses fast enough to meet demand.

And after the government introduced a subsidy of $730 last month for vehicle buyers in rural areas, G.M.'s Wuling operation can barely build minivans fast enough.

FHA continues to sell hope and deliver harm by pushing families into homes they can't afford, saddling them with loans that barely build equity.

They can barely build their house, or send their children to school.

When Maas came to New Haven, MVRDV was barely 10 years old and had hardly built outside its native Holland.

The beat, by the producer Bangladesh, is both heavy and barely there, built from a sub-bass kick, a thin snare, and synthetic handclaps, none of which play at the same time.

The outcome has been barely 150,000 homes built per year.

The first four visceral tracks scream redemption, suffering, regret and barely controlled anger, built upon with raucous guitars that clash together like thunder over a church steeple.