Sentence examples for increased barely from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, wages of German workers have increased barely more than efficiency has grown, an enormous advantage in global markets.

Though surprising, the income numbers were not entirely inconsistent with recent data from the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis, which found that per capita personal income in the Bronx increased barely, if at all, between 1989 and 1999.

Industrywide, guitar sales increased barely 1% in 1996, while units shipped fell for the first time in seven years.

Over all, the state's leftward lean has increased just barely because as parts of the Philadelphia suburbs moved left, the old mining and mill towns in southwestern Pennsylvania moved right.

Both Indiana and Texas moved to Barely Trump, which increased the Barely Trump category from 21 EV to 70 EV for the week.

Inflation-adjusted consumer spending in the second quarter barely budged, increasing just 0.1 percent at an annual rate, the Commerce Department report showed.

Although engine output has increased, BMW barely took a breath during its news conference on Wednesday before stating, twice, that the car was also 30 percent more efficient than its predecessor.

In reality the increased wage barely covered 90% of basic food needs and less than a third of a living wage covering basic needs such as food, rent, transport, education, and medical care.

However, while REST expression was reduced in islets from Ins1LKB1KO islets, its expression was slightly increased, or barely affected, in RIP2LKB1KO and Pdx1CreERLKB1KO islets, respectively, while REST expression was slightly increased in both AMPKdKO model islets (Fig. 5).

Such increases barely offset inflation, the highest in Latin America at 32percentt; food-price inflation has soared even higher, reaching 52percentt.

But there's little cause for celebration: the increases barely make a dent in the weakest hiring cycle in modern history.