Sentence examples for barely developed from inspiring English sources

Botswana in the late nineteen-seventies was barely developed.

During British colonisation, the two regions were administered separately, but the south was barely developed.

And Ms. Boone doesn't have it: not an iota, beyond a barely developed sense of syncopation.

He stumbles almost unwittingly from innocence to temptation to truth, yet is barely developed as a character.

On the Ionian side, Pietragrande, is the star in a string of beaches near Catanzaro, and barely developed.

Mine were the equivalent of toddlers, with barely developed chokes that took five seconds each to remove.

In fact, the brain remains immature in some areas, barely developing since babyhood, hence our occasional gothically immature reactions.

"Iamus generates an initial population of compositions automatically," Vico says, "but their genomes are so simple that they barely develop into a handful of notes, lasting just a few seconds.

"Pontypool" barely develops a premise that has all kinds of implications about the mass media (talk radio in particular) and the degradation of language in a culture overrun with hyperbole, jargon, disinformation and contrived drama.

It's called Concerto in D, which throws up expectations of something classically formal – but while Marsalis has some nice ideas, he barely develops any of them, which is a problem in a work lasting a whopping 50 minutes.

Unfortunately, he barely develops this thought, and the issue has attracted surprisingly little attention in the literature.