Sentence examples for considered too close from inspiring English sources
Two Congressional races are still considered too close to call.
The parliamentary vote is considered too close to call.
Many analysts believe that outcome is likely, though the race is considered too close to call.
At least a third of the Senate races are considered too close to call.
The outcome of the struggle is considered too close to call.
The vote is expected in late May and the tally in the House is considered too close to call.
Unless the G.O.P. candidate sweeps the three states I consider too close to call — Colorado, New Hampshire, and Virginia — and also turns around at least one of the states I have in Obama's column, he can't win.
Unless the G.O.P. candidate sweeps the three states I consider too close to call Colorado, New Hampshire, and Virginia and also turns around at least one of the states I have in Obama's column, he can't win.
The 18 Fr sheath was left in place, as the access site was considered too large to close with manual compression.
It was long considered too passive, but Adolf Anderssen (1818-1879) liked closed positions and preferred knights over bishops, both of which are heretical nowadays in the Ruy Lopez.
In the end, Hiatt says, Obama must have considered it "too close for comfort".
