Sentence examples for barely get enough from inspiring English sources

"We barely get enough to pay rent".

Many complain they barely get enough to eat.

Even San Jose State, in the heart of Silicon Valley, can barely get enough money from the state to afford software upgrades, Mr. Gensheimer said.

Fly out to Sydney on BA on 22 December, returning on 2 January, and you will barely get enough change from £2,500 to pay for the train into town.

Overseeing populations who barely get enough food to eat, leaders of developing countries are unwilling to foist our restrictive rules on individuals who can't afford them.

"There's a reason they could barely get enough votes to get this bill through a procedural step," said Dawn Laguens, executive vice president at Planned Parenthood.

"The fact of the matter is that he's barely got enough delegates to win the nomination on the first ballot".

After House leaders pulled the bill in March because it didn't have the votes, senior members began negotiating quietly on their own until they'd worked out a deal capable of ― just barely ― getting enough votes to pass.

The handful of museums here lie either half built or just empty, and the only redeeming feature is the grand parliament building, only it's closed off and you can barely get close enough to take a picture.

We were invited to grab some rubber gloves from the pile on a nearby table, slather our hands with the industrial-sized tub of Vaseline, and touch him, but our photographer could barely get close enough to take this pic without puking.

It's a contradiction I can barely comprehend, and I can't get enough.