Sentence examples for narrow yes from inspiring English sources
Presidential authority can help: François Mitterrand's televised debate just ahead of the 1992 vote on the Maastricht treaty a real debate, with Philippe Séguin, a no campaigner helped to secure a narrow yes.
Sterling has fallen sharply since the shock poll at the weekend, suggesting a narrow Yes vote was on the cards.
Incidentally, if you were wondering how it turned out in the referendum on Aberdeen's City Garden (aka the Granite Web, or "Teletubby Park", depending on whose side you're on), after last week's Constructive criticism: the result was a narrow "Yes", by a margin of about 2,000 votes out of 86,000 cast.
Labour's Peter Hain and Plaid Cymru's Dafydd Wigley were key players in Wales' 1997 devolution referendum drama and famously took to the stage of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama to celebrate a very narrow 'Yes' vote.
I would therefore take a (small) bet that, in this narrow sense, "yes, Xi can" will prove correct.
There is still a narrow (and, yes, improbable) path to passage.
Another worker reported: "It can be that your 'world will become so narrow'... yes, the contact with colleagues and clients is very important".
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.
