Sentence examples for barely seen as from inspiring English sources

Sutton's frustration is understandable: from the pension shortfall to the rise of dementia, Britain's ageing population is commonly presented as one big homogenous crisis, in which "the elderly" are barely seen as individuals, let alone contributors to society.

In contrast, the GBs of the fs-PLD CIGS thin film are barely seen as shown in Figure 2d, which indicates a more compact structure as expected.

Brits are waking up to the choice they made with Brexit, and Americans are waking up to what Trump is unleashing on the world — poorly rationalized decisions and continued sharing of thin information and facts that can be barely seen as truth.

From these encounters with ignorance and countless conversations with current and retired educators, it's not hard to see teaching is barely seen as the distinguished profession it truly is.

After the adsorption by GO (Lane 6), the band of LYZ was barely seen while the band of BSA was as clear as before adsorption.

PAGE 16 Lobbyist Seen in Bush Photo In the first photograph to be published showing Jack Abramoff and President Bush, Mr. Abromoff can barely be seen as Mr. Bush greets an Indian chief in 2001.

It was a superb comeback from the FA Cup finalists, who had barely been seen as an attacking force until going two behind.

Barely seen, barely explained, not properly introduced.

We've barely seen the sun".

You've barely seen him smile.

The current editor, Martin Dunn, is barely seen.