Sentence examples for it barely has from inspiring English sources
It's an exercise in mock-Gothic Americana whose tone is more important than its plot, mostly because it barely has a plot, only occasional drafts of chilly menace.
Although tens of thousands of visitors come through its doors every year, it says it barely has the money to pay for its expenses.
It barely has the means to arm its police force, let alone rein in or integrate the militias or confront former rebel fighters suspected of killings.
The V.A. is a sclerotic and overwhelmed bureaucracy; it barely has the resources to maintain its current level of health coverage, let alone expand it.
And if the FSA were to nationalise more banks, it would have to run them as well, even though it barely has the resources to do even its existing job.
In an era of fast-falling newspaper ad revenue, Tribune has acknowledged that it barely has the cash flow to service its $12.8 billion in debt, most of which resulted from last year's transaction, and that it must sell assets to meet coming balloon payments.
It was the poorest country in the world, according to the United Nations Development Programme, and it barely had a rainy season.
El Mirador, for instance, was large and elegant, but it wasn't perched on the beach, and it barely had a view of the Atlantic Ocean.
In the fifties, when ABC was trying to build itself up into a real competitor to NBC and CBS as a television network, it barely had a news division.
Two plays later, Kaepernick threw a pass so hard that it barely had any arc at all, landing in Crabtree's hands in the end zone.
