Sentence examples for it could scarcely from inspiring English sources

Due to its height, it could "scarcely be crossed for the first time without something like a feeling of terror".

As for the Benghazi regime, it could scarcely say no, given its evident dependence on Nato firepower.

The first book in four years from David Sedaris, it could scarcely be more different from its successor.

An army that protected no-one discovered that it could scarcely protect itself, and when its leaders, invited to negotiate with the new rulers, were seized and bloodily murdered, the redcoats withdrew, terrified.

It could scarcely be starker.

It could scarcely have been a living.

So when the editor of this website pointed out that the Tour of Britain was coming up, and suggested I might try testing myself against a stage of it, I could scarcely conceal my disdain.

"I don't necessarily think we're the underdogs but I don't think it's ours to lose any more, which it might have been a couple of years ago," said Barker, who it seems could scarcely have been more wrong.

Cardiff's opener, when it came, could scarcely have been scrappier.

As raw material for historical fiction, the life of Marlowe — or the fragmentary records of it that remain — could scarcely be bettered.

It could be scarcely half as big as the current $10.5 trillion and therefore much easier to finance.