Sentence examples similar to scarcely all from inspiring English sources

The pull of precedent is powerful but scarcely all-powerful when a shift of personnel or perspective breaks the spell, allowing the forces of change to exert their counterpull.

However, while Bcl-xL was clearly detected, Bcl-2 wascarcelyly visible in all the conditions studied.

Scarcely at all, she concedes.

Punk impinged on me scarcely at all.

You shouldn't let it go for the winter, though, unless it grows scarcely at all.

As for the military value of the resistance, it "harmed the German occupiers scarcely at all".

The laws of most nations protect property fiercely, the individual capriciously, and society scarcely at all.

Located in a giant molecular cloud behind the Orion Nebula, it radiates very intensely in the infrared but scarcely at all in the optical.

But look at the season schedules of opera houses worldwide, and you will find "Tosca" in abundance and "Lulu" scarcely at all.

Commenting on McGovern's platform writer says his promised cutbacks in defense spening and troop deployments overseas differ scarcely at all from suggestions made several times each year for the past several years by Mike Mansfield, Senate Majority Leader, who has got nowhere.

In contrast to verbal behaviour (which is susceptible to forgetting through interference within a matter of seconds), mean scores for tracking and coordination skills recorded over periods ranging from two days to two years diminish scarcely at all.