Sentence examples for barely higher than from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the Dow fell 37.85, to 11,003.20, barely higher than the June figure.

There the number of sales was barely higher than the number of foreclosure notices.

Average scores, math and verbal combined, were 1020, barely higher than a quarter-century ago.

But over here, he seems to have a status barely higher than a pub band.

They are barely higher than in JanuaryCloser scrutiny reveals a sunnier picture in other respects too.

"He stands barely higher than the stumps but is a demon when standing up to the medium pacers.

GDP per capita (adjusted for inflation) for the eurozone – the countries of Europe that share the euro as their currency – was estimated to be barely higher in 2015 than it was in 2007.

Perhaps the best evidence of the flaw in current-dollar figures is that they suggest developing Asia's share of world output was barely higher in 2000 than in 1980, even though it had been by far the world's fastest growing region.

We feel it when we realize that the real wage for the typical American man was barely higher in 2007 than it was in 1973, despite big gains in workplace productivity that mean these workers were creating more value.

But the price for a single kilogram, £18,000-32,000, is barely higher, and the retail price not much more than that.

And average weekly earnings fell by 0.2percentt over the month to $523.70 -- barely 1.8percentt higher than it was a year ago.