Sentence examples for a tiny margin and from inspiring English sources

In the end, the bill passed by a tiny margin, and a large photograph of an exuberant Villaraigosa appeared on the front page of the Times.

The reasons may be simple they do not know that creationists did not become extinct, that Maciej Giertych is not a "living fossil" and that we are facing their renaissance; or they think of creationists as of bunch of crazy men who can't read and constitute only a tiny margin of society, and do not realize how well organized they are.

Ed won by a tiny margin, 1.3%, and thanks to the union vote.

Afterward, officials decided that such a tiny margin was an unfair and potentially dangerous way to separate the two performances.

My favorite, by a tiny margin, was the smoky, somber and spicy 2009 Sculpture Garden red table wine ($30) from Channing Daughters Winery in Bridgehampton, which has a penchant for experimentation.

In fact, the 2011 Pew Research Center poll Bennett cites demonstrates that in many respects conservatives are right to be worried: Not only does a plurality (49-43) of young people hold a favorable view of socialism — and, by a tiny margin 47-466), a negative view of capitalism — so do liberal Democrats, who view socialism positively by a solid 59-33; AfricanicAmericansans, 55-36.

But he paid a high price for the extra effort required by the additional round and he was defeated by a tiny margin in the decisive quarter-final heat against Frenchman Grégory Baugé.

Mr. Peres saw his lead wiped out, and then lost the election by a tiny margin.

If the slam had succeeded, there would have been a photo finish, though Zia and Robson would probably have won by a tiny margin.

And that is what has finally happened, if only by a tiny margin.

"It's past it by a tiny margin.