Sentence examples for barely ever use from inspiring English sources

Then there's the folks who've written about Snapchat being the sexting app, but barely ever use it, like Gizmodo's Adrian Covert (story), GigaOm's Eliza Kern (story), CNET's Jason Parker (story), and the NYT's Nick Bilton (story).

It was barely ever used before 1970.

Looking at the memory monitor built into Android, of the 5.6GB of RAM available, I barely ever used more than 3.5GB.

Elizabeth, a 15-year-old Pennsylvania student active in Google+ community pages, says she "barely ever" uses her Facebook account: "Google+ has completely replaced Facebook in my life except for [contacting] the generations that are older in my family".

Dug 30 years ago, it was barely ever used by Kabul's swimmers, as the hill became entangled in barbed wire, first a gun placement for the Soviets and then the Taliban, before the whole area was bombarded by Western firepower in the 2001 invasion.

Cliff Davies says his research shows the term "Tudor" was barely ever used during the time of Tudor monarchs.

"Fake news" is so ubiquitous now, it's hard to believe that just a few months ago, we barely ever used the term.

Iran has barely ever used its air force in an offensive posture, even during its eight-year war with Iraq, and with sanctions it's likely to be struggling to maintain its meager fleet.

Where AVFM is up front and open about its hatred for feminism and -ists, calling them "rape farmers," CAFE takes aim at feminism with misleading information and careful rhetoric, barely ever using the word "feminist" itself.

Where AVFM is upfront and open about its hatred for feminism and -ists, calling them "rape farmers", CAFE takes aim at feminism with misleading information and careful rhetoric, barely ever using the word "feminist" itself.

Do you ever use computers?