Sentence examples for it scarcely has from inspiring English sources

What makes matters worse for VW is that the carmaker has an advantage in the U.S. it scarcely has anywhere else in the U.S., the brand stands for young, hip, stylish.

Photograph: Joan Marcus Who'd have thought it: scarcely had I arrived in New York at the weekend to find a theatre landscape defined more or less entirely by plays.

It never did; at the end of 1996 I scarcely had enough energy to train.

Britain, alone among major powers, had exchanged official agreements with the Tibetan government before the Chinese takeover in 1951, so it could scarcely have said otherwise unless it was to vitiate those agreements.

It would scarcely have been worth noting were it not for a paragraph buried in the middle section of the address: Citizen complaints alleging excessive force are down forty-six percent.

If only it were that simple, though, for in the end it could scarcely have been closer.

It has always been part of people's daily lives, as a very prevalent symptom of a multitude of disorders (but only a few of public-health importance), but scarcely has it appeared of pressing importance or deserving of high priority.

While the impact the presidential election might have on this debate was commonly noted, it would scarcely have occurred to anyone that the resolution of the election itself would become entangled in it.

It could scarcely have been a living.

It could scarcely have been a living..

It could scarcely have been a starker case.