Sentence examples for scarcely made from inspiring English sources

The Jewish vote, whose size pundits at the time greatly exaggerated, scarcely made much difference.

Savvy audiences smelled a rat and scarcely made any effort to see it.

O One looks to a candidate's substantive proposals, but Bush scarcely made any.

Thus far in the campaign, the ideas of the reformocons have scarcely made an appearance among the Republican candidates.

In any case Bell was playing with such authority that the absence of these bowlers scarcely made much difference.

TERRORISM normally makes front-page news in Britain, so it was odd that the four Asian men charged with terrorist offences last month scarcely made the papers.

But such deletions scarcely make a dent.

He had also set the price too low and was scarcely making money.

One hour of "Bramwell" scarcely makes a dent in the Super Bowl, though.

It could scarcely make Peltier's story seem less extraordinary if he did.

But even the essay's critics scarcely make a case for a new technology boom.