Sentence examples for scarcely represents a from inspiring English sources

Whatever else Angela Merkel may do, she is not going to invade Belgium or Poland, and Putin's Russia, though obnoxious enough, scarcely represents a strategic threat.

In terms of dollars, the closing of Mr. Bartlett's 10-year-old business -- which at its peak had annual sales of $6 million -- scarcely represents a loss to the $142 billion industry.

Possum, Holness' directorial debut, could scarcely represent a sharper detour from his early work.

"Aspects of mobility (d4)" are well represented in the HEP-Test-Q and in the Medtap questionnaire, but they are scarcely represented in the Haemo-QoL, Haem-A-QoL and in Hemo-SatA.

In addition, we have recorded over 11 years the inter-annual variation in the abundance of two main prey species of kestrels, the common vole Microtus arvalis and the eyed lizard Lacerta lepida and a third species scarcely represented in kestrel diet, the great white-toothed shrew Crocidura russula.

These individuals are scarcely represented in medical settings, and may have a different psychopathological profile [ 33].

Finally, this study adds evidence from two Eastern European contexts to a body of research that is scarcely represented in the region.

Individual-based analyses in Tess resulted in a Kmax = 4, but three genetic clusters were scarcely represented in most populations (Fig. 3; Table S4).

The first group represented about a half of the sample and the psychosomatic syndromes were relatively scarcely represented (6 syndromes out of 12 were lower than 10%; see Table 4).

Pashtuns are scarcely represented in the Northern Alliance.

He claimed to speak for the commercial interests and even for the colonies overseas, the latter scarcely represented in the Commons.