Sentence examples similar to barely endorsed from inspiring English sources

Walker has endorsed Trump, but barely.

Barely a month after being unanimously endorsed by Seattle City Council, the Amazon Tax is dead.

Others have quietly endorsed him but can barely manage to utter his name, except to say that he would be a better choice than the alternative.

Given that Trump actually has been endorsed by white supremacists, it barely qualifies as satire.

In so-common-it's-barely-news this week, another staunch Republican newspaper endorsed Hillary Clinton for president.

McConnell has endorsed Paul for president, but he could barely conceal his contempt for his fellow senator in a speech on the Senate floor late on Sunday.

Then, barely a month after the 2000 election was resolved, Greenspan endorsed George W. Bush's plan for top-heavy tax cuts.

Even when the members of other, smaller parties that formally endorsed Mr Yudhoyono are added in, he can barely muster 20% support.

"We had barely received the response to our report before the government endorsed an all-lane running scheme on the M4.

But no American president had explicitly endorsed the 1967 line before.Mr Obama had barely finished his speech before Mr Netanyahu, about to take off for Washington, issued a furious statement, widely and promptly echoed across the American spectrum.

There is barely any access to the internet, and all art must be endorsed by the government, most being produced by the Mansudae Art Studio – a giant art factory employing 1,000 artists.