Sentence examples similar to Marginally ahead of time from inspiring English sources

The 32-year-old finished the time trial marginally ahead of American Andrew Talansky, who climbed into second place overall, while Wiggins's Team Sky team-mate Richie Porte came third in the time trial to take fourth place overall.

BBC executives were also taking comfort from a Guardian online poll, which currently shows critics of Clarkson only marginally ahead of supporters – at 51%to49%9% to the time of writing.

But looking at cancer services waiting times, while performance has dipped slightly in both countries, in absolute terms Wales remains marginally ahead of England, despite missing its (higher) target.

London was marginally ahead of New York with 101.5.

She turned for the last lap marginally ahead of Leverenz.

The beverage industry appears marginally ahead of the game.

Jack Wilshere is marginally ahead of his projected return.

The conservative Le Républicains candidate Fillon won just under 20%, marginally ahead of Mélenchon.

The GSCI index is only marginally ahead of the FTSE in percentage terms in 2011.

The only other UK player in the list is the BBC, marginally ahead of us.

Analysts at Numis said: Diploma has delivered first half results marginally ahead of our expectations.