Sentence examples for barely outpacing from inspiring English sources

Wages are up just 2 percent from a year earlier, which leaves most Americans treading water, barely outpacing the rate of inflation.

Instead, as Ms Rousseff wanted, it will rise from 510 reais ($305) a month to just 545 reais, barely outpacing inflation.

Median weekly earnings have increased by 46% for men in full-time ­employment since 1997, according to the Office for National ­Statistics, barely outpacing inflation.

They returned a cumulative 21 percent, while Mr. Collins's "Good to Great" companies earned an annualized return of just 7 percent during the same period, barely outpacing the broader market.

AFTER a year of dramatic gains, domestic stock mutual funds drifted back toward earth in the first quarter, rising 3percentt and barely outpacing fixed-income funds, which continued to benefit from rock-bottom interest rates.

By 2013, the state was creating far fewer new companies, and barely outpacing the rest of the country.

Declining issues barely outpaced advancers on the New York Stock Exchange.

After successive wage rises, this year's pay deals barely outpace inflation.

After a decade in which household income barely outpaced inflation, a slow recovery could leave many people hard-pressed and frustrated.

Mrs. Clinton is running when the economy has grown at a healthy clip for six years but incomes for most Americans have barely outpaced inflation.

During the economic expansion that lasted from 2001 until December 2007, when the recession began, incomes for most households barely outpaced inflation.