Sentence examples for which is barely from inspiring English sources

Louisiana, which is barely 1percentt Asian, has little experience with Indian-Americans.

Many members of the panel condemned management of the program, which is barely four months old.

Apple's designers have long had an influence in the company which is barely imaginable to most designers elsewhere.

This word, which is barely translatable, holds within it an ultimate statement about the worth of words and their place in Jewish life.

Stars with a twenty-million-dollar "quote" now often receive just ten to fifteen million, which is barely worth getting out of bed for.

The circuit went between buildings on the main street of Cerda, which is barely wide enough to accommodate side-by-side Fiat 500s.

Quantitative easing would help to stave off deflation by lowering long-term interest rates and shoring up the money supply, which is barely growing (see chart).

"We went through a lot together last night," said Linda Thornley, the manager of the hotel, which is barely a month old.

For now, the Romney team — which is barely even pretending to have thought this through — seems to be indicating that it's the third option that would prevail.

The Princeton Election Consortium model (of which I'm a founder)* estimates that Walker's probability for reëlection is fifty-five per cent, which is barely better than even odds.

"Waste Land" is more interested in the subjects of Mr. Muniz's pieces than in the artistic process, which is barely described.