Sentence examples similar to a substantially narrower margin from inspiring English sources

In fact, he won by just five percentage points forty-three points forty-three-eight per cent—a substontially narrower margin than the polls had indicated.

East by a somewhat narrower margin.

It also predicted a Tory win, but by a much narrower margin.

Declining issues also edged out advancing issues on the Nasdaq, but by a much narrower margin.

Indiana voters trusted Hillary on the economy, but by a far narrower margin than previous primaries.

By a narrower margin -- 49percentto43percentcent -- those polled supported establishing a Palestinian state.

Flake won by a margin of about three percentage points, while Heller won by an even narrower margin.

John Kennedy's election was by a narrower margin in the popular vote than the 300,000 margin that currently exists here.

As the design of flow devices becomes more sophisticated, a narrower margin of error is required.

New Hampshire will likely keep Shaheen, but by a narrower margin than it once seemed she would.

Johnson was unexpectedly victorious, albeit with a narrower margin than in 1853.