Sentence examples for have barely put from inspiring English sources

But the enforcement actions have barely put a dent in the industry, experts say.

That was the kind of talk with which ITV's well-chosen panel of pundits, who have barely put a foot wrong in the tournament so far, stripped away our illusions before the match against Georgia on Sunday.

You cannot have a vague and indifferent desire, which you have barely put any thought into.

-The Guild has barely put a dent in the nearly 250 tapes.

So far, production company Studio Lambert has barely put a foot wrong.

Ronaldo had barely put down the Ballon d'Or he had paraded pre-match when Atlético took the lead.

Decades of classroom exhortation, he said sadly, one model curriculum after another, had barely put a dent in the problem.

After rewatching the series over the weekend, it strikes me that, actually, they've barely put a foot wrong.

The French defender has barely put a foot wrong since moving to Australia but did so here, allowing Castro to equalise on 73 minutes.

In three years as the Conservatives' top spin doctor and eight months in Downing Street, Coulson had barely put a foot wrong.

At lunch, with Middlesex 266 for three, Hughes has scored nearly 70% of the runs off the bat in this innings and has barely put a flashing blade wrong.