Sentence examples for scarcely lost from inspiring English sources

But a new trailer released this week shows both actors have scarcely lost a step, or a karate kick, even decades later, with both actors now in their 50s.

Today, Khamenei scarcely loses an opportunity to distance himself from Ahmadinejad, criticizing his ministerial appointments and adopting a moderate tone at a far remove from the president's ongoing fulminations.

So, despite the competition, Merrill is scarcely losing the race at home.

As George Washington's secretary of the treasury, he fashioned public policy based on the necessity for strong authority at the center, saying things like "A national debt... is a national blessing," "Every Power Vested in Government is in its nature Sovereign," and "A Well-Organized Republic can scarcely lose its Liberty from any other Source than that of Anarchy".

A country that had just lost the trust of investors in its fiscal rectitude could scarcely build a credible monetary system from scratch.

In my mind's eye, I scarcely ever lost sight of it.

The difference is that were either of these two companies to lose those backers, they would scarcely miss a beat.

However, three double faults in his opening service game, which he lost, were scarcely encouraging.

The last unbeaten home record in the Football League this season was lost with scarcely a whimper.

SCARCELY a week ago, when Bill Clinton lost his battle to get fast-track trade negotiating authority through Congress, his presidency was declared over.

It scarcely mattered that Northampton lost their England flanker Tom Wood with a bad back prior to kick-off and were also without the influential Stephen Myler at fly-half.