Sentence examples for barely reduced from inspiring English sources

Central African Republic (CAR) and Chad have barely reduced hunger since 2000, it says.

After the course, this tendency had barely reduced at all, with almost three-quarters of the men still making excuses.

Unlike Europeans, who have barely reduced their private debt, Americans have put the hangover from the financial crisis behind them.

Deep down everyone knew United would go through – they won the second leg 5-0 – buthatat barely reduced the schadenfreude.

The so-called "rescue packages" that these nations have received in recent years have barely reduced their debt, while the austerity policies imposed on them have plunged their economies deeper into the abyss, exactly as Keynesian theory would predict.

Its debt has been barely reduced by asset sales that include a $489 million stake in the Vodafone Group, inherited when Vodafone acquired Eircell, an Irish mobile phone company in which KPN owned some shares.

Doubling parental income would barely reduce dropout rates of the children.

But now CBO has redone its analysis, and finds that raising the Medicare age would barely reduce federal spending.

But that cut would represent less than 1percentt of total global production from all sources, barely reducing an oil glut that has driven down prices.

Moreover, energy consumption in China is rising so rapidly that even a national campaign to build windmills or solar-powered houses will barely reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels.

From the perspective of human frailty, a program that barely reduces recidivism may still succeed in the formidable challenge of treating with decency people convicted of violence who have struggled all their lives with mental illness, addiction, and disability.