Sentence examples for has barely opened from inspiring English sources

Over here, parliament has barely opened a sleepy eyelid.

But the French market has barely opened to outside competition: EDF still controls 86% of it.

And even though the new store has barely opened its doors, already Slimane is looking to make over its uptown counterpart, on 57th Street.

France has barely opened up, he says, since a 1900 parliamentary report by Alexandre Ribot noted: "A system that classifies men at the age of 20 based on the diplomas they have received deprives the state of the right to choose those who are outstanding, self-made professionals".

This article originally appeared on VICE UK.

Explorations on foot, however heroic, had barely opened the north for scientific investigation.

Worryingly, the conversation has turned to literature – and you've barely opened a book since you left school.

It seems as though some of these films have barely opened in theaters, never mind headed for video.

The trade show had barely opened on Wednesday when publishing executives who had trekked there began to roll their eyes at the center's familiar annoyances.

The first design schools had barely opened, and Samsung was still a food manufacturer that had only recently ventured into electronics.

THE doors to Detroit's annual car show had barely opened to the public this week before the gloom set in.