Sentence examples for if narrowly from inspiring English sources

This is not unreasonable in principle, if narrowly tailored to the problem.

The conservatives, including Mr. Roberts, have regularly, if narrowly, held sway in recent years.

That is genuinely, if narrowly, exonerating for the president on the "collusion" question.

Mr Silver's algorithms side with the first group, if narrowly; Mr Zauzmer's give a handsome lead to Mr Lee.

Labour remains, even if narrowly, the party most likely to return the largest number of seats in May 2015.

The claim that Mr. Lhota "told the Tea Party he shares their views" is a disingenuous assertion, even if narrowly true.

According to Hasen, "if 'foreign' corporation is defined broadly, it will be unconstitutional; if defined narrowly, it won't do much".

Resit your exams: If you narrowly missed the grades you needed, resits could be an option.

But if written narrowly, a background check provision could potentially win bipartisan support.

"It's a shame if we narrowly limit the definition of video games," he said.

A great way to finish, even if England narrowly missed out on gold.