Sentence examples for is barely used from inspiring English sources

Is our vision of the future really one where every household has cupboards full of stuff that is barely used, where people hide in gated communities, and move around in private metal boxes?

However, it is barely used at present because it occasionally incurs numerical instabilities and convergence difficulties.

But sometimes the room is monopolized by one person who seizes it to work in all day, and other times the room is barely used at all.

"While it is absolutely essential to address local air quality issues, applying the IED in its full glory to emergency standby plant that is barely used is disproportionate," said Fryer.

No specific age is ever given and his last name is barely used, which is appropriate since Fergus's family are "cabin people," as impoverished and isolated a peasantry as ever existed in Western Europe.

It's not a novel and not a diary and not poems and not advice, but it has qualities of each, and it would have been understood at the time as a kind of miscellany". The form, which would have been familiar in 11th-century Japan, is barely used these days, but it's ideally suited to Galchen's purposes.

It's barely used.

The parking lots were barely used for what they were intended.

But then, many residential pavements near me are barely used outside certain times.

THERE were barely used Manolo Blahnik shoes, some selling for as little as $50.

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