Sentence examples for barely achieve from inspiring English sources

On this basis most global banks barely achieve 10% (see prior chart).

Most mayors barely achieve two – Ken Livingstone served for eight years in London from 2000-2008.

One in ten of the poor but clever children barely achieve C grades or do even worse when it comes to GCSE exams.

While the decadent West could barely achieve a 50% turnout, nearly 100% of eligible voters took part in Soviet elections.

If you enjoy all the advantages of Hillary Clinton, and barely achieve a tie, then political momentum shifts to Bernie Sanders.

It took Republicans trying to undermine popular protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions, the passage of an unpopular tax cut bill, and the reality of Trump for Democrats to recapture the House ― and Democrats were only able to barely achieve that goal.

But the counselors, tired and maybe a bit hung over, were barely achieving consciousness.

The celebration of Razaf, who to this day has barely achieved cult recognition, was the culmination of a three-evening exploration of pop lyric vernaculars in American songwriting.

NEW YORK TIMES   European Crisis Fears Revive in Spain  |  The country's borrowing costs on Tuesday reached highs not seen since early January, after a bond auction that barely achieved what the government had sought, The New York Times reports.

Uncertainty over Britain's membership of the EU is hitting a third of businesses in the UK manufacturing sector, which barely achieved any growth in May, according to a closely watched survey published on Wednesday.

While this was barely achieved (51.3%) among those seeing specialists, only 35.9% did so from GPs.