Sentence examples for scarcely released from inspiring English sources

Since Zn2+ ions are scarcely released from zinc oxide nanoparticles, the antibacterial activity is mainly owing to smaller zinc oxide nanoparticles.

But since then, Daft Punk has staged a spectacular comeback, one that's all the more impressive because the duo has released scarcely any new music.

Both books were scarcely read when first released, which seems incredible now, when we regard them as such keystones in the century of psychoanalysis, and in the great sweeping away of the old Victorian certainties.

Released in 1962, it scarcely departs from the western as we understand it.

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.

But the suspect scarcely resembled the killer in the video and was soon released.

Their self-titled second album was released this month on Vice; its testosterone-heavy bleats scarcely cross the one-minute mark.

Immediately after their conviction on charges of hooliganism based on religious hatred — a more punk indictment could scarcely be invented — Pussy Riot, though only nominally a band, released its first single.

Its self-titled second album was released ­­­this year on Vice; its testosterone-heavy bleats scarcely cross the one-minute mark.

One reason is that SSCY sequences have not been released yet, and the other is that miRNAs are scarcely located to SSCY.

We at CG love Nokia, we support them, but that love is scarcely returned when they release phones like the N85 onto an unsuspecting populace.