Sentence examples for which barely existed from inspiring English sources

Especially in Calcutta, which barely existed before the Raj.

The 1984 law governing generics does not cover biologicals, which barely existed then.

Social movements, which barely existed 30 years ago, are subjecting the project to intense public grilling.

They go to food banks, which barely existed before David Cameron took office.

And the Internet, which barely existed five years ago, is in a maturing process".

He was very keen on computers, which barely existed at that point.

Meanwhile, 58 million new jobs – in categories which don't exist, or which barely exist – will be created by 2022.

(The FBI director warned, hilariously, that the sequester cuts will hinder their investigations of Wall Street, which barely exist).

I say "apparently" because 1) I want to give Blumenauer the benefit of the doubt -- he has been a strong advocate of diplomacy in general (one of the first Members of Congress to pledge to skip Netanyahu's anti-diplomacy speech to Congress, for example) and 2) the public reporting on this issue -- which barely exists -- is not very good so far, as you will see below.

In the nineteen-thirties, British ballet, which still barely existed, needed a young, homegrown star.

That gives new commercial uses for metals known for centuries but for which markets barely existed.