Sentence examples for that barely exist from inspiring English sources

Oregon's senators then were Mark Hatfield and Bob Packwood, both Republicans of a kind that barely exist today.

First, India's independent news media and grass-roots civic organizations — sectors that barely exist in China — are becoming watchdogs against corruption and inefficiency.

The actresses in the remake, even the normally fierce Ms. Woodard, give quiet, skillful performances in roles that barely exist, except as vehicles for wisecracks and outrageousness.

Other young athletes are so optimistic about the prospects for women's sports that they are preparing for professional careers in sports that barely exist today as money-making ventures for women.

Now as then, in too many places, there is hardly any work at all. Britain's economy is as segmented as ever, and to repeatedly kick people into local labour markets that barely exist is not just cruel but stupid.

However, he said in an interview with the Observer last week: "Clearly, as with all financial products, we want and expect products to be transparent, but it's quite hard to regulate products that barely exist.

And then there are rivals that barely existed in 1994: budget airlines.

Most of the growth has been among creative casual restaurants, something that barely existed five years ago.

It's a beautiful voice with its educated, New England lilt of a kind that barely exists anymore.

Whatever the job title, most are working with a raw material that barely existed in 1990: digital information.

It has created thousands of jobs, and helped pay for a public transport infrastructure that barely existed 30 years ago.