Its deficit will barely shift next year, with a drop from 7% of GDP in 2012, not including the cost of bailing out its banks, to 6.9%, while unemployment is set to rise to 28%.
This total has stayed flat at about 500m since 1990 and, the authors think, will barely shift until 2025.
In the past 18 years, for example, the proportion of privately educated high court judges has barely shifted: in 1989, it was 74%; in 2007, it was 70%.
Tourism ground to a halt then and it's barely shifted since.
It has barely shifted in the index yet claims to be pioneering a new development model in central Africa.
It sees Spain's deficit barely shifting next year, with a drop from 7%to6.9%9% of GDP, while unemployment is set to rise to 28%.
But there are indeed other cancers where survival rates have barely shifted, particularly many so-called rare cancers where it is hard to assemble the volume of cases required to run the sort of protocol-compliant clinical trials that would be needed to rewrite the text books.
That scandalous figure has barely shifted.
Behind-the-scenes numbers have barely shifted, particularly for directors.
She talks and talks, barely shifting in her chair.
