Sentence examples for scarcely growing from inspiring English sources

The International Monetary Fund predicts that the euro zone will contract again this year, with the broader European Union scarcely growing.

So far this year, Mexico's economy has scarcely grown.

Since the turn of the century, the Italian economy has scarcely grown.

Without state intervention, markets can scarcely grow beyond primitive face-to-face transactions.

They are scarcely grown up, these two: the lad-king and the maiden queen.

China's GDP, which expanded by 13% in 2007, scarcely grew at all in the last quarter of 2008 on a seasonally adjusted basis.

Last year, says the bank, real disposable incomes scarcely grew (in part because the introduction of self-assessment brought about an unexpected increase in tax payments).

But then Italy's economy has scarcely grown since the turn of the century and is under growing pressure from European institutions to trim its spending.

Then there's the oil contained in the chemical fertilisers and pesticides, without which their over-worked soils would scarcely grow a thing.

So, after two tight years in which spending scarcely grew at all in real terms, the Treasury will provide a timely boost to the economy.Mr Brown's answer to the second question?

Eyebrows painted into arcs of eternal surprise, Ms. Arci evinces too little rapport with Mr. Evans, a Lou Costello look-alike whose depiction of Edna scarcely grows beyond being anxious about everything.