Sentence examples for barely a problem from inspiring English sources

In GetJar's case, there's barely a problem – some app listings in search results are marked "featured".

So the deficit is barely a problem at all.

PUTTING STILL A PROBLEM Phil Mickelson, after barely making the cut, shot a 76 for a 54-hole total of eight-over 224.

However, back in 2006, there were only about 500 known cases of gonorrhea in Sweden, making it so rare it was barely considered a problem or even a risk.

In Newcastle upon Tyne, on the other hand, there is barely an overcrowding problem at all.

In 1992 it opened a single village house offering visitors an authentic tribal experience, right down to very basic shared facilities, noise and stink from a pigsty next door, and single-layer bamboo lattice walls that afforded barely any privacy (sometimes a problem when with enthusiastic honeymooning couples were in residence).

For instance, former US president Bill Clinton has vocal fry issues — something barely, if ever mentioned as a problem for his professional presence.

The name, terse and uncompromising, symbolizes the most rarefied levels of corporate law, where clients throw platoons of attorneys at a problem and barely blink at the resulting $50,000-an-hour 50,000-an-hour 50,000-an-hour bills

While it's impossible to fully measure fake news' impact on voters, Zuckerberg barely acknowledged that it was a problem at all.

And: Domestic violence is a problem we are barely managing – but we need to end it.

His Prime Ministership lasted barely a year, marred by problems and difficulties.