Sentence examples for representing barely from inspiring English sources

Today there are 40,000 florists, with the ten largest operations representing barely 5% of the $15 billion industry's total sales.

By itself, trade with Colombia represents barely 1percentt of total United States trade volume.

The odd imperfection in his riding, after all, represents barely a lesion in his overall dash and élan.

At worst, the lost viewership could eat into advertising sales, but those sales represent barely 20 percent of YES's revenue.

If those figures hold, the number of skeletons in the archaeological database would represent barely one ten-thousandth of 1 percent of the total.

The plaintiffs' lawyers said the damages judgment was "unexceptional," and that the $2.5 billion punitive award "represents barely more than three weeks of Exxon's current net profits".

Although black Africans living in Britain represent barely 1% of the population, last year they accounted for 42% of new HIV diagnoses.

After seeing 39 shows – which represents barely 1% of the 3,000 on offer – it's clear why veterans increasingly express fears that the fringe is becoming too big.

Mr Hollande's reform efforts have stumbled against the radicalisation of a single trade union, the CGT, which represents barely 3% of the workforce, but has strongholds in transports, ports and refineries.

Her adventure in independence is being repeated all over Iran, where young women now make up nearly 60percentt of all university entrants although women represent barely half the school-age population.

Full details of the summit's sponsorship deals will not be made public until after its close, although campaigners say that the €16.9m raised so far represents barely 10% of overall costs, and half of what was expected.