Sentence examples for is exceedingly close from inspiring English sources

All of the above is telling us one thing: this race is exceedingly close.

The Poisson approximation to the true random distribution of CIS is exceedingly close.

First, if the polls are even remotely accurate, the election promises to be exceedingly close.

Given that the electoral college tally was exceedingly close (Samuel Tilden needed only a single electoral vote to prevail), the choice would determine the outcome of the election.

In the week before the Nov. 7 election, Mr. Gore's political strategists told Democratic National Committee lawyers that the outcome could be exceedingly close in as many as 20 states.

Officials in both campaigns say the former governor holds an edge of only about six percentage points among likely Democratic voters, and they expect the race to be exceedingly close right up until the primary on June 6.

The outcome of the 2000 election was exceedingly close — roughly as close as the modest pace of job creation suggested it should have been, based on historical patterns, and far closer than the high level of economic activity might have suggested.

The very fact that Mr. Bush mentioned the missing explosives, after two days of silence since their disappearance was first reported, signaled that his campaign strategists recognized the issue's political potency in the final week of a presidential race that both sides agree could be exceedingly close.

The pedals are about one-fourth the size of those in a passenger car and are exceedingly close to each other.

The race was exceedingly close, but a win was enough to grant Kasich all of the state's 66 delegates.

Connecticut's race between Gov. Dannel Malloy (D) and GOP businessman Tom Foley was exceedingly close, and Colorado's race between Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) and Republican Bob Beauprez hadn't been called early Wednesday.