Sentence examples for barely even begun from inspiring English sources
Yet this is a public debate we have barely even begun.
Jack is beaten, bloodied, taunted, terrorized at witnessing his captors' murderous rampages and even scrutinized by Picts at a slave auction -- all before Page 120, a point at which, it is safe to say, Jack's saga has barely even begun.
He will say progress has been made on political equality since the Scarman report in the 1980s, but will say the parallel war on economic equality has barely even begun, asserting economic opportunity is "the next frontier for race equality".
A few days in, and I've barely even begun to scratch the service on this thing.
But Barres said it's one that researchers have barely even begun to think about, much less model in a computer.
And they have barely even begun.
And that's barely even beginning to do it justice.
There has barely even been time to begin properly reminding people that Uefa boss and clean-up-man-come-lately Michel Platini voted for Qatar, and was accused of having been given a Picasso by Vladimir Putin.
Five minutes per day are barely enough to even begin constructing a rant to my mother about the unfairness of life.
It has even begun fielding teams for Race Across America, a bicycle trek from Oceanside, Calif., to Annapolis, Md., that covers 3,000 miles in barely a week.
