Sentence examples for minuscule victory from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush is elected president with 271 electoral votes, a minuscule victory over Al Gore.

But as Mr. Bush was finally able to claim a belated and minuscule victory over Vice President Al Gore, after a debilitating month of bare-knuckled court fighting, it was as if he had somehow crossed through the looking glass.

The deal dominated the news and became a political Rorschach test: Mr. Trump's critics saw a minuscule victory, bought with tax credits, but for many of his supporters, the episode was proof that the incoming president would revive Rust Belt fortunes by sheer force of personality.

Each week is a celebration of small, minuscule victories.

No matter what, these characters continue trying, and tasting minuscule crumbs of victory.

Every poll still has them ahead, and the chances of an outright Labour victory are minuscule.

While its list of victories is minuscule compared with those of the agency giants, just being invited to pitch the accounts in the big league is promising, Mr. Burandt said.

When Powell raced Bolt in Rome at the start of the season he was ahead until the finish line, where Bolt stole a minuscule 0.02 to claim the victory.

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Current advocacy groups, though minuscule, have had their share of victories against opponents like New York Apple Tours, the Costco national warehouse club, and the city itself, when a lawsuit by Mr. Fisher's coalition overturned a zoning rule that let Broadway theater owners sell air rights to developers.

"Winning and losing, there's such a minuscule difference between it," Willett said after his latest victory.