Sentence examples for it's narrowly from inspiring English sources

They win a corner but it's narrowly past the post after an almighty scramble.

"Its job isn't to come up with the best ideas for mankind, or the U.S. It's narrowly focussed".

"It's narrowly cast by a lot of the players as taking care of their taxpayers, at the expense of schools who really need it".

While it's narrowly avoided another quarterly loss, there's no denying HTC is running out of room for manoeuvre in the Samsung-dominated Android smartphone space.

Even when people feel they are being complimentary, presenting us with respectable and acceptable Black women to aspire to, ranging from Michelle Obama to Beyoncé, it's narrowly insulting and unrealistic.

In November the company laid off 38 employees, including its dancers and its artistic director, John Alleyne; it was narrowly able to stage its year-end production of "The Nutcracker" but has canceled planned tours.

It is narrowly ahead of Delta's Johannesburg-Atlanta link, at 8,440 miles.

On February 26th, it was narrowly approved by RAI's politically appointed board, two weeks after winning a parliamentary commission's approval.

It was narrowly beaten by BBC1's celebrity timeshift show, The Young Ones, which had 3.616 million viewers, 15.9% of the audience, narrowly down on the 3.76 million who saw the opening episode on Tuesday.

As far as Aranda de Duero, Spain, it is narrowly confined by its banks; it then widens across the broad plains of Old Castile.

And as you've pointed out, it was narrowly upheld.