Sentence examples for barely used in from inspiring English sources

About a decade ago the word internships was barely used in a British context.

The Hackney office space was popular in summer, but barely used in winter, and was subject to vandalism and break-ins.

As to place names and their implications, Lewis notes correctly that the name Palestine was barely used in the place itself between antiquity and the 20th century.

Mobile money is popular in one or two chaotic countries, such as Sudan and Somalia, but barely used in most places where it could do immense good, including India and China.Not all countries need mobile money, of course.

The word "vintage," which suggests the richness of a fine wine, was barely used in fashion until celebrities like Renée Zellweger and Julia Roberts started choosing past finery for Hollywood moments in the early 2000s.

This is because cash is barely used in Scandinavia.

At our neighborhood Goodwill store, I was thrilled to see several pairs of barely used jeans in my kids' sizes for a fraction of the normal cost.

More important, both are enmeshed in the squabble over video on demand, or VOD, which allows customers to view a new, or barely used, film in the nest of their own home.

I bet you didn't think of that when you haphazardly threw your barely used toy in the trash.

"The 750 barely used rooms in the Palace would hopefully become a huge central community hub, or a museum, or a centre for education, or a hub for democracy," says de Keyser.

This may suggest that a large part of the API may either be very easy to use dismissing further support or that it is barely used by developers in general.