Sometimes patients are barely able to stand.
Most Hungarian independent media are barely able to survive financially.
Some are barely able to walk and are fragile.
You always get the impression from Everton that Seamus [Coleman] and James [McCarthy] are barely able to walk.
Yet they are barely able to subjugate the town of Tal Afar, outside which they are based.
Many of them, particularly textile manufactur ers, are barely able to compete with less‐expensive foreign im ports.
By contrast, public universities have become increasingly weak and today are barely able to finance their most basic operations.
Most cotton farmers are barely able to cover their output costs, let alone make any profit to support their families.
Today, when municipal bankruptcies seem to keep piling up in California, and many cities are barely able to pay the bills, the problem Ibsen dramatizes sure seems timely.
"Response teams are barely able to function on a normal day and then when an incident occurs they are stretched well beyond capacity.
"I know people who are barely able to stay in this city at all," Ms. Bishop-Faust said, "and any added financial burden could mean disaster for them".
