Sentence examples for narrow advantage from inspiring English sources

Arsenal's narrow advantage, after it won the first of this two-match contest, was gone.

In the first round, Dlamini-Zuma had a narrow advantage, beating Ping by 27 votes to 24.

Although Capital's share also fell on the second quarter, its figure of 5.6% gave it a narrow advantage.

His narrow advantage on the night of the Iowa caucuses was overturned two weeks later in the certified results.

This dispute will dominate the last week of the campaign, giving a narrow advantage to Mr Bush.

Instead the Rhinos preserved their narrow advantage and Bradford, forced to chase the game, continued to make mistakes which allowed Leeds to stay on top.

National Outlook - The overall polling snapshot continues to lean to the Republicans but based on very narrow advantages in Colorado, Iowa and now Georgia.

In spite of the fact that Florida is a "purple state"—with narrow advantages in both registered party affiliation and presidential outcomes in recent elections U.S. House races do not reflect that competitiveness.

Polls in four states -- Ohio, Iowa, Nevada and Wisconsin -- continue to give Obama narrow advantages of 2 to 4 percentage points, enough to be considered statistically meaningful leads if all votes were cast today and if the polls are collectively accurate.

When it came to hard money, the regulated contributions from individuals and political action committees, Democrats held a narrower advantage.

Our trend lines continue to give Murray a roughly four-point advantage (50.3% to 46.0%), but that estimate splits the difference between the live interviewer surveys that give Murray a wide lead (50.2% to 42.9%) and the automated surveys that give Murray a considerably narrower advantage (48.8% to 47.6%).