Sentence examples for appears too close from inspiring English sources

Hours before Delawareans enter voting booths, the Republican primary appears too close to call.

The internal party vote, to be held on Tuesday, now appears too close to call, with some predicting that it could end up splitting the party.

If Mr. McCain appears too close to the sitting president, centrist voters who are ready to turn the page on the last eight years may become alienated.

Since the blue 'Clairefontaine' color appears too close to the background's gray color, it is mean-shifted away as shown in Figures 9d,e,f.

In Assam, Congress seems to be heading back to power with a large majority, while Kerala appears too close to call.

The consensus on Capitol Hill is that Obama has a good chance of winning approval in the Democratic-led Senate, but the vote appears too close to call in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, where the president's opponents rarely miss an opportunity to block him.

Mr. Ackermann plays down his relationship with Mrs. Merkel, who has recently taken pains not to appear too close to him.

The final tally failed to capture the drama of a contest that had appeared too close to call.

After the 2003 Iraq invasion, leaders of Sunni Arab states made few public statements, afraid of antagonizing Iran or appearing too close to the unpopular Bush Administration.

Yet some candidates were not so willing to bow before Mr. Clinton's expertise, perhaps out of fear that they might appear too close to the president.

For months, Democratic strategists have worried that if Mr. Clinton's book appeared too close to the election, he could hog the limelight and upstage Mr. Kerry.