Sentence examples for barely easier from inspiring English sources

Times are barely easier for wineries that rely on purchased grapes.

Waking, an hour later, I rowed a couple more miles in the wind (barely easier than swimming), and wound up on St . Georgein the Seaweed, where, in the eighteen-fifties, John Ruskin was captivated by "the kind of scenes which were daily set before the eyes of... Titian".

In practice this is barely easier than simply sectioning the patient again, so it is not hard to see why a growing band of detractors view CTOs as little more than a toothless appeasement to distract us from bed closures with more "care in the community".

Life was barely any easier when Iqra's father was around.

He leads by 16s and will have barely had an easier race all season.

It's easy – barely a trot.

Warwickshire could barely believe how easy it had all been.

Because I couldn't respond properly or probe further, I nodded and smiled and communicated what I had grasped by repeating it back to Noa in English: "Sonja said you didn't cry when I left!" Luckily, Noa was so immediately at home on the first day that she made it easy, barely noticing my presence or absence.

Hall, 33, who was one of the last remaining hopes for an American front-runner in this summer's Olympic marathon, is succumbing to chronically low testosterone levels and fatigue so extreme, he says, that he can barely log 12 easy miles a week.

Mutations are the key to natural selection, Hector had learned in Intro to Biology, his science-requirement course — said to be the easiest of the science-requirement courses, though he hadn't found it so easy, had barely maintained a C average.

Barely 400 words, remarkably easy to read, given that it was drawn up by lawyers.