Sentence examples for it has narrowly from inspiring English sources

And 70 years later it has narrowly managed to evade having zero workers.

AIB, which first announced a planned 2,000 redundancies last April, is effectively under State control, although it has narrowly avoided nationalisation.

Now, in unaudited consolidated results for its Q4, released quietly Sunday as the tech press' gaze is focused on Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show, HTC revealed it has narrowly avoided a second consecutive quarter of loss.

Air France said Monday that it had narrowly averted a strike after unions that had planned a four-day walkout to begin Sunday agreed to return to the bargaining table.

On October 3rd the country's highest electoral court refused to register the Sustainability Network, a party being set up by Marina Silva, a popular environmental activist and former minister, on the ground that it had narrowly failed to submit the 492,000 supporting signatures that new parties must collect.

The closest the Channel Fleet had come to an engagement was when it had narrowly missed intercepting the French convoy from the Caribbean, escorted by 15 ships of the line on 2 August.

The enemies you faced and the world you explored largely came across as trite, embracing the slightly lazy tropes that Dark Souls – and spiritual precursor Demon's Souls before it – had narrowly managed to evade.

The enemies you faced and the world you explored largely came across as trite, embracing the slightly lazy tropes that Dark Souls and spiritual precursor Demon's Souls before it—had narrowly managed to evade.

In 2013, SCOTUS sent the case back to the lower court to be reheard after determining it was too deferential to the school, which claimed it had "narrowly tailored" the program to meet diversity goals and constitutionally consistent with the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.

In 2013, the court sent the case back to the lower court to be reheard after determining it was too deferential to the school, which claimed it had "narrowly tailored" the program to meet diversity goals and constitutionally consistent with the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.

Left-wing MP Jeremy Corbyn has narrowly made it onto the ballot paper for the Labour leadership contest after a tense final morning before nominations closed.