Sentence examples for barely gained from inspiring English sources
The UK is no longer falling behind these countries, but it has barely gained on them.
"The Corrections," the best-selling novel by Jonathan Franzen, barely gained any sales.
Strawberry and peanut butter cookies were shelved, and the latest attempt, a triflavored version, has barely gained a following.
Microsoft's mobile operating system, first introduced in 2010, has barely gained any traction on its own home turf, the United States.
The other semifinal features Michigan, ranked No. 1, against Notre Dame, which barely gained a postseason invitation and is making its first Frozen Four appearance.
Total sales revenue barely gained, to $17.26 billion from $17.23 billion last year, and gas revenue dropped at store service stations.
The domestic office market barely gains in the third quarter.
The note's price barely rose, gaining 1/32, to 102 24/32.
But the volunteers taking the statins gained barely 1 percent on average in their fitness, and some possessed less aerobic capacity at the end of the study than at its start.
In its first two years, Dell stock gained barely 20% and traded below the IPO price half the time.
Not surprisingly, they grew by 6 to 10percentt from 1985 to 1995, attracting massive Japanese investment, while the Philippines barely grew and gained the reputation of a depressed market that repelled investors.
