Sentence examples for has barely emerged from inspiring English sources

In spite of that, the economy has barely emerged from recession and unemployment is still rising, feeding speculation that more stimulus is needed.

Southern Sudan has barely emerged from more than two decades of civil war, in which at least two million people died.

Small businesses, in many countries an engine of economic growth, have barely emerged in Russia.

"It is very difficult to grasp the effect of this combination on consumers in markets that have barely emerged, or have yet to be created even".

It might seem a bit premature to start writing about the next slowdown when we have barely emerged from this one.

I have barely emerged from my Strictly experience, and do not expect to fully understand it for quite a while yet.

NEW DELHI — The retired general who sought unsuccessfully to defeat his onetime ally in Sri Lanka's presidential election last month was arrested late Monday by the military police, raising concern that the country was veering into political vengeance and autocracy after having barely emerged from a quarter-century of war.

Several countries, including Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe, are already building up emergency grain reserves.Moreover, southern Africa is much more accessible than it was in 1992, when Mozambique and Angola had barely emerged from civil war and South Africa was distracted by internal troubles.

With Britain having barely emerged from recession and the outlook darkening in Europe, all politics is now about the economy.The chancellor of the exchequer's autumn statement, not guaranteed to capture the public interest, dominated the airwaves on November 29th and the front pages this week.

I'm 69 years old and, in technological terms, I've barely emerged from the twentieth century.

And the Republican leaders of the House and Senate with their new majorities exemplify why we have barely emerged from it.