Sentence examples for becomes a close call from inspiring English sources

Jiwon Lim, a JPMorgan Chase economist also based in Seoul, is sticking with a forecast for a rate increase this week but said it "now becomes a close call" after the recent run of weak economic data.

All except South Korea are expected to remain on hold, and even the economists forecasting a Bank of Korea rate increase acknowledge that it has become a close call.

He throws incredible fastballs, he gets himself into potholes that turn into minefields, he becomes fragile if a close call goes against him, he falters and then he whispers about what went awry.

Memory becomes selective after a close call.

Although he professed total disbelief in God and was virulently anti-bourgeois, there was something priestly about him, and Georges Brassens, the doyen of the bards who was later to become a close friend, called him Abbé Brel.

In an already ailing America, a close call would become a wake-up call of epic proportions perhaps sufficient to rattle the status quo.

Amanda had become a close friend, but still called me by my formal title.

The man now angling to become England's full-time manager is willing to admit it was a close call.

"You have a close call.

"This was a close call".

It was a close call.