Sentence examples for scarcely translated from inspiring English sources
The fact that his mother had affairs with any important passerby, including the Prince of Wales, scarcely translated into viable social capital.
Essentially none of the past year's improvement in the euro area's current-account balance can be attributed to France.Meanwhile, it certainly doesn't help anyone that German economic strength is scarcely translating at all into more domestic purchases.
The following extract of a letter in a Bremen paper, translated into the Leeds Mercury, accurately expresses the very general feeling in Germany on this subject:—"There is scarcely any country in the world that possesses such a power as Germany to procure a great sale of the products of its industry.
The fusion proteins were undetectable before fertilization, scarcely detected from 3 to 8 hpf, and expressed at a high level at 24 hpf, indicating that the injected mRNAs were not efficiently translated in the oocytes.
Known as Masopust, which literally translates to "giving up meat," the festival was historically a final blowout before the beginning of Lent, although scarcely anyone in this largely atheist country keeps a Christian fast anymore.
Now there are scarcely any.
