Sentence examples for because narrowly from inspiring English sources

Plus, I think this is a hard question to answer because narrowly defining these things is inherently odd.

Because I narrowly missed out last time, people people already knew me and knew I wasn't going to give up.

Yet the moderate M, who represents the center-of-mass of the voters, is eliminated because he narrowly lost the first-round plurality.

President Trump won a single electoral vote from Maine in 2016 because he narrowly carried the very rural 2nd District, which Poliquin won in 2014 after it was held by Democrats for two decades.

Jerry Avorn, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School who was not involved in the research, said the study was an improvement over past research because it narrowly examined doctors who received meals promoting a specific drug and their prescription behavior.

A8 Delay in Aid for Some Victims Thousands of indirect victims of the trade center attack are struggling to get services because of narrowly drawn eligibility requirements for federal money and charities, the United Way of New York City said.

Tens of thousands of indirect victims of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center are struggling to obtain services because of narrowly drawn eligibility requirements for federal money and for the charities set up after Sept. 11, according to a study to be released today by the United Way of New York City.

This again leads to outcome misclassification, where a subset of individuals does not get classified as cases because they narrowly miss the current diagnostic criteria, but exhibit traits that share etiology with cases.

Does My Dad George win his races narrowly because he's lucky or because he's determined?

Because the study narrowly defines "nutritious" as containing more vitamins.

And narrowly because the court's holdings have been narrow in this area.