Sentence examples for barely financed from inspiring English sources

The barely financed, unaccredited and sketchily planned Black Mountain lasted from 1933 to 1956, and averaged 50 students a year, but its impact on American art and culture has been overwhelming.

Because we are barely financed with public funds, we work a lot with private patrons.

After all, a brochure is only as effective as its distribution, and the county is barely financing this effort.

The total being invested in all of America's intelligent transport programmes would barely finance a few miles of urban motorway.

Mr. Fletcher was barely known and poorly financed then.

Local government is barely able to finance its core statutory duties, without thinking ahead to the effects of climate change.

The Spanish government is barely able to finance itself, and its banking system, devastated by bad property loans, needed to be bailed out by Europe.

With four times as many retirees as workers -- 600,000 compared with 150,000 active workers, the industry is barely able to finance the health insurance and pensions for the retirees.

Unlike the high-yield market, which finances barely a third of last year's level, investment-grade debt issuance won't go away.

The great genome race between J. Craig Venter and the publicly financed Human Genome Project lasted barely two years.

The worst subprime loans were made not by banks but by barely regulated finance companies such as New Century.