Sentence examples for is slightly ahead from inspiring English sources

Stevenson is slightly ahead in N.Y.& Detroit, Eisenhoer in Virginia and South Carolina.

That implies the government is slightly ahead of its plan to cut the structural deficit.

For the first 10 months of 2011, Germany is slightly ahead of the United States.

The number is slightly ahead of levels reached at this time in 2014.

Mr Obama is slightly ahead, but Iowa polls are habitually unreliable.

Yet Barack Obama, a black liberal from Chicago, is slightly ahead in the polls.

Facebook, which is using its own data-sharing technology, is slightly ahead of its rivals.

Pollsters say Mr. Bush is slightly ahead of Mr. McCain here, but that the outcome will depend on turnout.

The company expects the trends to continue and the second quarter mid-point revenue guidance is slightly ahead of expectations.

Its result is slightly ahead of The A-Team, which debuted last month with £3.57m including £1.07m in previews.

The figure is slightly ahead of market estimates but would be a rebound from an operating loss of ¥67.3 billion in the year just ended.