Sentence examples for will barely be from inspiring English sources

Supporters say they will barely be visible, if at all.

The problem is especially striking in the House, which will barely be in session this month.

Their voices, no doubt, will barely be heard amid the deafening clamour for shares.

Officials from the United States, for example, will barely be represented.

Flogging £3bn-worth of Lloyds shares will barely be noticed in terms of the national debt.

To some analysts, the passing of beenz and flooz will barely be felt.

The sunsets are fabulous, and there's so much to do you'll barely be inside.

Even if farmers manage to double their harvests, they'll barely be able to feed the doubling population.

Then he'll barely be in the house 30 minutes and he wants to go out and play tennis again for three hours.

All the same, the Gherkin is the only new tall building in the City that has generated any affection among Londoners; now we'll barely be able to see it.

Unless you've got eagle eyes you'll barely be able to tell, though at least you know it won't stutter if it's got that much video processing behind it.