| 词汇 | example_english_scarcely |
| 释义 | Examples of scarcelyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. As if this were not complication enough, many commentators have suggested that he is really discussing subjects that he scarcely or never mentions. Herding distances are scarcely further than five kilometres from the villages. They appear to offer a degree of access to the multiple layers of the private and public self that is scarcely paralleled in other documents. He adds, however, that the music is 'scarcely pastoral in any distinctive sense'. Commanding officers on both sides would scarcely have tolerated longer-term co-operation. At the same time, the deliberative experience scarcely made the participants soft on crime. Experience had shown that few people selected voluntary insurance of this sort, and that those who did were scarcely those most in need of it. The person who told me of this declaration had scarcely understood him and explained himself even worse. Microphone: used as a tool for capturing sounds, but also used as a magnifying tool to listen to the scarcely audible. From 1850 onwards, scarcely 1 per cent of men married before the age of 20. In this long account, the author's sympathy for the leaders of the separate denominations gives way to scarcely concealed contempt. The condition of universal domain is scarcely contestable. In its present state it is scarcely recommendable. The broadcast flows along with scarcely any differentiation between shows. The division into a historical and an ideological part was scarcely mentioned at all. They could scarcely believe their ears at the purity and faithful reproduction of the colour of the woodwind. The production and distribution of books are scarcely fresh subjects of historical inquiry. However, liverwort diversity was scarcely lower in the fallows, except in the very young (4 y old) ones. I am scarcely in complete agreement with your stress on the necessity of developing "new" concepts. Many of the examples of comets he cites from astronomical sources would have been scarcely visible. Conventional studies of household and family scarcely consider the dynamics of gender within households, except for headship. The second- and third-act arias are scarcely less challenging, each featuring long florid lines rising to c3. Experts were listened to, rations were nutritionally adequate, and the result was that the health of the nation was scarcely ever better. However, the headdress scarcely resembles that of the goddess. The colonial discourse was scarcely generous towards labour. According to this view, towns and a villa system scarcely evolved here. The logic of computers may, he surmised, provide criteria for spelling efficiency and a motive for spelling-reform which at present we can scarcely conceive of. The settlers were scarcely distinguishable from forced labour crews. Accusative forms were scarcely used in the period under study. Regarding the productive category, the very low number of reported creative activities scarcely indicate that these would not be efficient in generating experiences. Strangely, such important methodological questions are scarcely explicated ; neither are more generic issues about visual sources. Our essentialized image of the pandit can scarcely accommodate such entrepreneurial activities. The deification of the manager and the omnipotence of the jobber could scarcely sit easily with each other. Financial markets were scarcely transformed and regulation was not introduced until 1997. However, information of this type is scarcely available, especially among individuals who have been extremely violent and received a primary diagnosis of schizophrenia. In the first place, the market-based reforms that have attracted the most attention from health policy analysts have scarcely been universal. Naturally there were scarcely any adverse comments here. Although the questions have scarcely altered, the answers have evolved greatly with increased knowledge. In this way, opposition was driven underground as there were scarcely any official channels through which people could voice dissent. He scarcely considers the psychology of ' migration fever, ' for example, which is increasingly significant as it begins to infect every citizen in the country. The two places are scarcely comparable in terms of population size and economic transactions. The author's own preferences or emphases can scarcely account for the markedly unequal attention paid to the two parts of the monograph. The universal practice of adopting someone else's helpful and appealing utterances in the human dynamic is scarcely remarkable. They were scarcely even repairing the roofs to provide dry stables for their horses. There is scarcely the space here for substantiating such a claim with concrete examples. Turning to social care practice, the medical model is dominant and indeed has scarcely been challenged. Thus, it seems scarcely credible that people would dig extensive ditch systems to protect cattle in a single location. Indeed, it would require the space of a whole book to trace the extensive but scarcely documented impact which he has had. Nevertheless, it is currently scarcely used to its full potential in design, maintenance, and manufacturing. The attack on women's work was scarcely challenged by the labour leaders who negotiated the case. My own view is that consequentialism is scarcely controversial at all, though this is not the place to explain why. However, it would be stretching a point to regard this tactic as especially beneficial since the authorities were scarcely generous. Scarcely 4 per cent of all households were classic patriarchal stem families of father, wife, married son and his celibate brothers and sisters (n=13). I had scarcely got up and put on my clothes than the messenger came into the yard. Interestingly, the theme of food habits was scarcely picked up by post-processual archaeologists in the 1980s and early 1990s. At the beginning of the fifth act, he was already so hoarse that he could scarcely be heard. They had to transform a colonial inheritance that offered them scarcely any assistance. Africans are irrelevant and there is scarcely even passing reference to the more serious scholarship of the past forty years. He remained strictly a provincial figure, and lasted scarcely eighteen months. Quite apart from the fact of its haphazard survival, this material is scarcely unproblematic. The 'whigs' themselves, however, could scarcely have remained unaware of the threat which the sheer naivete of such historians constituted. The rowdy boys scarcely moved; the whole audience seemed bound by a mutual sympathy and interest which charged the air with emotional tenseness. Now, this empirical assumption is scarcely novel or controversial. Scarcely seven pages long, chapter 6 should have either been more thoroughly developed, or its material incorporated into another chapter. Given that many party branches scarcely existed once elections were over, this organizational backup was crucial. The bass drum, scarcely heard hitherto, is much in evidence. Despite a plethora of recordings, books and ar ticles in recent years, in some cases the evaluation of the composers' music has scarcely begun. I have scarcely done justice here to the complexity of these three studies. By comparison, the population in high user and catching up countries is half that, and a similar size in countries scarcely on line. Finally, decision-making and reward-related processes have scarcely been examined in conjunction with anxiety disorders. There could scarcely have been a stronger indictment of the trade prospects. Statistical categories are scarcely easier to maintain than accounting definitions. Residence may be a more powerful in-uence but it is scarcely an independent variable. Scarcely a substance herself, she grapples to conflict with abstractions. Scarcely a bit that has not been over painted. Of his sixty-four completed novels, the author manages scarcely a book a decade centering specically around his ethnic brethren. A regulator can scarcely familiarize itself with the terms of all the contracts, let alone ensure that they reflect consistent policies and practices. The collection of scarcely any of the city fifteenths of these years passes without reference to the collection of arrears. Whatever may be said of the merits of such thinking, it is scarcely fair to say that it is incoherent. Students of parietal function have scarcely begun to analyze mechanisms for registration of spatial relations between small objects or within large objects. Although officials complained that the practice of pension sharing in households encouraged idleness, there is scarcely evidence of this. Eking out an existence from these various sources was not impossible, but it was scarcely a situation which made not marrying seem an attractive option. As such, they could scarcely help but be troubled by the state's ' neo-liberal ' economic turn, however well they might appreciate the exigencies that occasioned it. Her role as an interpreter was scarcely passive or simply functional. The random 'starting' initial conditions previously mentioned are thus scarcely relevant to this particular study. Moreover, literary studies over the last hundred years - however contrary the tendencies that have conditioned them - have scarcely felt the need for a material hermeneutics. The fact that a specifically literary hermeneutics scarcely exists today stems rather from the nature of the hermeneutics that actually does exist. Because there are larger fixed investments and operating costs in institutions, this finding is scarcely surprising. In literary criticism, the idea of the postmodern has scarcely taken hold at all. Journalists, likewise, scarcely seem reticent in their claims. There is scarcely an element of any that is not linked to another. Such a title, though explicit (indeed perhaps because it is so explicit) scarcely rings with commercial resonance. In examples (b)-(d), on the other hand, the alternative parsing would be scarcely possible. He could scarcely have touched a more sensitive nerve. The literature of war scarcely paid them any attention. Since the principal function of grammar is to indicate how units of meaning are to be combined, this is scarcely surprising. Of course, it had not: jobbers had scarcely usurped the managerial hierarchy and displaced the owners. Language work was scarcely mentioned at all; as" language" permeated everywhere, it was therefore explicit nowhere. Marriage was essential for the young working-class girl, indeed an economic necessity, for she could scarcely have survived unmarried. Thus, the (previous) loss which had remained concealed, is made up and is scarcely noticed. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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