Sentence examples for narrow but consistent from inspiring English sources

Should the Democrat Al Franken cling to his narrow but consistent and now court-upheld 312-vote lead over the Republican Norm Coleman, he would be the first professional comedian to take a seat in the United States Senate.

Although the odd poll puts Mr Romney in the lead, Mr Obama has maintained a narrow but consistent advantage in RealClearPolitics' standings of 0.2-5.3% since Mr Romney clinched the nomination in April.The presidency is not decided by a national vote, of course, but by state-by-state competitions for delegates in the electoral college.

Their lead was "narrow but consistent" and the notion that there was late-stage electoral volatility that favored Romney was an "illusion".

Polling had suggested a narrow but consistent lead for Rubio going into Election Day, and the ultimate vote tallies gave Rubio a comfortable margin of victory in the hotly contested swing state.

The smattering of new statewide polls released over the last few days yields no new significant trends, although a new poll on the West Virginia Senate race shows the Democrat, Joe Manchin, maintaining narrow but consistent lead over Republican candidate John Raese in September.

These leads are narrow but relatively consistent: Like the national numbers, they've barely moved since mid-October.

Mr. Obama has maintained a narrow, but fairly consistent, lead of about 2 points over perhaps the last six to eight weeks.

Barr's call for something new was, in a narrow sense, consistent with the magazine's radical origins.

But consistent differences?

For Monkey 3, the peaks were narrow and consistent across the 2 hemispheres.

We use color for pixel classification because we empirically determined that retinal pixels for a given patient exhibit a narrow and consistent color distribution.