Sentence examples for has barely tried from inspiring English sources

Texas has barely tried rebutting that evidence.

It is hard to outgun Mitt Romney when it comes to splashing the cash and Huntsman has barely tried.

But the G.O.P., with Mr. Boehner currently the point person, is fanatical about it, has barely tried to hide its willingness to offer up the government wholesale, no questions asked.

The frontrunner has barely tried to act conservative, and the second-place candidate is a solid social conservative but has shown little resistance to big spending in the past.

They consider that Mr Sarkozy's attempts at reform of pensions, universities or the labour market only ever seem to go half-way, and that he has barely tried to impose tighter control on public spending.The third source of dissatisfaction is what might be called the Sarko show.

National politicians and their proxies have barely tried to explain the question on the ballot to voters.

Yes, it is not easy breaking through the innate, anti-American tilt of the Arab media, but we have barely tried.

Yet the Post, like almost every other news organization, has barely even tried to involve its audiences in the journalism at any level.

Before Turner came along, it had barely been tried.

Meanwhile Georgette Nshobole, 30, could not hide her anger that male politicians had barely even tried to use their influence to protect women.

The match, however, was won in a moment that has barely been mentioned: half-back Nick Phipps' try-saving tackle on Nadolo who looked certain to score late in the second-half.