Sentence examples for a narrower edge from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Gingrich were to lose both Alabama and Mississippi, where Mr. Santorum holds a narrower edge at the moment, Mr. Armistead said he should withdraw.

In Virginia, a race between two former governors, Tim Kaine, a Democrat, holds a narrow edge over George Allen, a Republican.

The Flyers won four of six in the regular-season series, but a healthy Crosby provides a narrow edge.

But more of the district is currently held by Mr. Boswell, and Mr. Obama enjoys a narrow edge in the state.

President Obama — whose approval ratings have dropped below forty per cent — has only a narrow edge against G.O.P. frontrunners in a new Gallup poll.

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The outcome was also undecided in the Eighth Congressional District race, where Republican Joe Walsh held a narrow edge over the Democratic incumbent, Melissa Bean.

The Obama team expects to hang onto a narrow edge after Tuesday's results are finalised, and can point to victories in more states overall.

Among black voters, Mr. Thompson had a narrow edge over Mr. de Blasio, but his lead was within the margin of error.

While the new poll said that Mr. Obama has a narrow edge in the state, Republicans here note that he and his surrogates have traveled to Wisconsin lately.

Up stepped the Romanian superstar Marius Lacatus, who made no mistake, sending a screamer in off the crossbar from 12 yards, giving Steaua a narrow edge.