scarcely any

Hockin had scarcely any breath to tell us anything, as she came in through the door.

The method requests scarcely any previous information about objects, take less calculating time, and is able to obtain compact fuzzy model.

We have had scarcely any CMEs this cycle, too, despite the approach of the solar maximum.

The Soviet Union to which it gave birth fell some 70 years later, with scarcely any bloodshed.

Whereyou can pro- duce only a slim economic surplus, or scarcely any surplus at all, you will perish without ceaseless hard labour.

In my heart I feel little--scarcely any doubt of his preference.

On Friday, when most of the basic facts were available, Mr Obama tried again. It was scarcely any better.

There are few big coastal resorts except in the north-west , only a handful of marinas and scarcely any "mega-homes " with moorings .

By contrast, there were no asset bubbles to speak of in the Bretton Woods era and (not coincidentally) scarcely any financial crises.

There are scarcely any flowers in the garden.

Scarcely any enemy planes were left undamaged after the guerrilla attack.

At midnight, scarcely any taxi could be found in the streets.

Scarcely any rich country has stable public finances.

Scarcely any thing was talked of the whole day, or next morning, but their visit to Rosings.

She felt for him an incipient tenderness, but scarcely any Passion.

There is scarcely any passion without struggle.

Moreover, there had been scarcely any research on the right of privacy for a long time in China. . .

Still the world into which she was inducted here was scarcely any more liberal or diversified than that from which she sprang.

It is of scarcely any use.

There are scarcely any flies left around there.

My parents have scarcely any money saved for their old age.

There is scarcely any surface water in the desert.

There are scarcely any flies left.

There is scarcely any milk left.

Even Lhasa lacked a sound urban operating mechanism of any sort and had scarcely any of the amenities of a proper city

it might be the wind ; yet there was scarcely any wind

There is scarcely any man without some valuable or improveable qualities, by which he might always secure himself from contempt;

scarcely any of pierres acquaintances were left in the town