Sentence examples for a much slimmer margin from inspiring English sources

She confirmed it today at Rod Laver Arena, maintaining her edge over her older sibling Venus by a much slimmer margin than usual to win this year's Australian Open, 7-6 (4), 3-6, 6-4, and become only the fifth woman to hold all four Grand Slam singles titles at once.

More companies were up than down on the Nasdaq as well, but by a much slimmer margin.

Rubio also leads Meek in a head-to-head scenario, but by a much slimmer margin of 42%-38 42%-38

Plus, the high-end version of the next iPhone will likely have much slimmer margins than an upgraded iPhone 7. Apple has long used incremental updates combined with bi-yearly design changes to keep margins healthy and it's unlikely that will change.

Recent photos have revealed a much slimmer Stevens.

But makers of personal computers, cellphones and other electronics — including Dell, Hewlett-Packard and LG — deal with much slimmer profit margins according to several analysts.

At the final whistle, though, there was head-clutching and frustration, and not just because Montpellier had secured victory by a slimmer margin than had seemed likely for much of the game.

A second referendum followed in 1995, in which sovereignty was rejected by a slimmer margin of 50.6 to 49.4 percent.

This is consistent with the evidence showing that the margins of active management outperformance tend to be much slimmer than the margins of active management underperformance.

Republicans have a slimmer margin in the Senate to push through Trump's agenda.

(The 2010 midterms made the margin much slimmer).