Sentence examples for barely emerging from inspiring English sources

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

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.

How Brígida Baltar's video "The Harvest of Fog" relates to the theme is not so clear, but her slow, meditative loop of someone just barely emerging from fog in the distance and then disappearing has a haunting romantic poetry.

The country is just barely emerging from the deepest recession in its history, and President Michel Temer has been formally accused of leading a conspiracy to siphon off more than a hundred and eighty million dollars from government contracts.

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.

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

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

Southern Sudan has barely emerged from more than two decades of civil war, in which at least two million people died.