Sentence examples for it barely does from inspiring English sources
IF amnesia didn't exist (and it barely does, scientists say), the movies would have invented it, just for the melodrama.
"Digital disruption" may have become a threadbare cliché in tech circles, but it barely does justice to the head-spinning scale of economic change laid out in today's Future of Jobs report published by the World Economic Forum.
Labour would be wise to engage more thoroughly with social-democratic forces on the continent (it barely does so at the moment) if it wants to be seen as a positive contributor to the kind of "reformed" Europe many are calling for.
That's because Apple is in business, get this, to make money, which it barely does by charging 99 cents per song as it is.
It is a situation that Menon was only too aware of when she began her international career in 2006, after several years of modelling in India: "When I first signed with agencies in Europe and the US I barely did anything; it was one show here, another there.
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Sublime barely does it justice.
"Kneejerk" barely does it justice.
To say the outcome was cruel on Derby barely does it justice.
6. "… we are caught in a battle between those who think young people should work only if they are able to secure their dream job, and those like myself …" This is followed by some impenetrable stuff about The X Factor, and the term "straw man" barely does it justice.
