Sentence examples for it would be barely from inspiring English sources

It is a form of regret, almost sadness, that for all his achievement he has not turned out to be the player English football had quite expected: the all-action hero who would terrorise players so devastatingly it would be barely conceivable Old Trafford could witness one of its top five European nights in the Ferguson era without him in the team.

Maybe it would be barely noticeable.

He said the figures were so comparatively small that it would be barely noticeable.

The word is already so overworked that stretching it a bit further would be barely noticed.

Everyone who works here seems to share a single persona: a kind of quiet French cool that, were it not visible en masse, would be barely noticeable.

Were it not for barely noticeable minuscule structures poised on top, the bluff overlooking the sea, reduced as it is to a mass of crisscrossed color, would be barely identifiable.

Given its existing commitments to Greece, Ireland and Portugal, this would be barely enough to support Spain and insufficient for Italy if they were locked out of markets for any length of time.

It was painfully obvious from the eighth minute England would be barely tested against the French.

L'Hõtel, formerly L'Hõtel d'Alsace on the narrow rue des Beaux-Arts, would be barely recognizable to its former tenant.

After decades of reconstruction, the capital would be barely recognisable to Orwell; its pubs even less so.

That would be barely half the rate of productivity growth in 2000, but it would still be significantly higher than the 1.4% average annual rate recorded between 1975 and 1995.