Sentence examples for scarcely comes from inspiring English sources

As Republicans and Democrats debate the ethical and practical considerations for and against the withdrawal of the United States forces, this question scarcely comes up.

He scarcely comes out of his own story well, for all the mawkish passages about his mom and his dog, or his insistence that "most of us aren't bad people".

Through it all, Romney scarcely comes across as the robotic technocrat that -- in addition to his remarks about "the 47% of people" who would automatically support Obama because they "believe that they are entitled to healthcare, to food, to housing, to you-name-it" -- doomed his candidacy.

This beer could scarcely come from a more atmospheric place.

The issue of closing Guantánamo scarcely came up in the 2012 campaign.

The issue has scarcely come up in the debate over a new European constitution.

The credit crunch scarcely came as a shock, even if its scale may have surprised many people.

But DeVita didn't last, which will scarcely come as a surprise to anyone who has read his book.

He had scarcely come to power when he made an unexpected decision to share the throne with a colleague of his choice.

He confronts consultants in London teaching hospitals who, he says, "scarcely came into the hospital that supposedly employed them – preferring private practice and lecture tours".

Even so, Mr. Samek said that the Goshen and the Bulls Bridge projects, and the flurry of residential golf plans in the works, scarcely come out of the blue.