Sentence examples for scarcely received from inspiring English sources

But their results scarcely received a hearing:Ultimately, the appraisals of the New York Fed teams did not matter.

Even Republican policies that the delegates hold dear -- tax cuts, distrust of government, privatizing Social Security -- have scarcely received mention from the podium.

This is the support type they scarcely received from their parents, but for which they are very well equipped because of their higher education level and their familiarity with the educational system.

Jezebel, where I used to work, doesn't run personal essays at its former frequency — its editor-in-chief, Emma Carmichael, told me that she scarcely receives pitches for them anymore.

Prevention of accidents and injuries scarcely receives any attention (14).

That feeling was surely re-enforced the other day when the coach, Andy Flower, whose work with Andrew Strauss to build a new and resourceful England could scarcely have received higher levels of general approval, stared down the author of an essentially mild question about whether he regretted his decision not to pick either Panesar or Chris Tremlett at Old Trafford.

Although 3 million copies are to be printed, most newsagents and news kiosks received scarcely more copies than a usual week.

Goldman Sachs announced plans to pay $16.7 billion in bonuses in 2009, the largest bonuses ever paid by that firm and $6.7 billion more than it had received scarcely a year earlier (and repaid) as a bailout package.

The Times reported that although there was "something like a hostile reception" at the first London performance, the final performance in the season "was received with scarcely a sign of opposition".

The commander's appeal to legal doctrine is scarcely likely to receive judicial sanction, unless he turns the courts into a pliable instrument for his own personal rule.

This book deals with a subject that receives scarcely any attention from American policy makers and even less from the general public.