Sentence examples for barely emerged from inspiring English sources

Small businesses, in many countries an engine of economic growth, have barely emerged in Russia.

I begged extended leave, holed up in my house and barely emerged for five months.

175, 287 and 319 Broadway have emerged from decades of neglect in varied states — and one barely emerged at all.

The heretofore invincible Paul J. Feiner, Greenburgh's town supervisor, barely emerged from a tough Democratic primary fight.

In spite of that, the economy has barely emerged from recession and unemployment is still rising, feeding speculation that more stimulus is needed.

His experiments culminated in the White on White paintings of 1917 18, in which colour was eliminated, and the faintly outlined square barely emerged from its background.

We are barely emerging from the greatest financial crisis since the 1930s.

In the one dated August 2000, his image barely emerges from the smudgy gray shadows, an elusive doppelganger.

But the euro zone is barely emerging from recession, and its currency has risen even more against the yen than the dollar has over the past year.

There have not been back-to-back quarterly declines in earnings since 1991, when the economy was just barely emerging from the last recession.

More conventionally illustrative are Michael Wetzel's Magrittean-Gothic paintings and Dora Longo Bahia's double-exposed reprints of old family snapshots haunted by barely emerging, ghostly figures.