Sentence examples for narrower count from inspiring English sources

In the same state, incumbent Democratic Senator Bill Nelson trailed in his re-election bid by a narrower count, though he stopped short of conceding.

(On the narrower claimant count calculation unemployment in the South-east is the lowest, down to 2.7 per cent).

The jobless rate rose to 8% of the labour force, the highest since 1996.One crumb of comfort was that the narrower claimant count, which measures the number of people claiming unemployment benefit, fell in March.

There was some evidence that the labour market may be stabilising: the rise in unemployment was less dramatic than the 128,000 increase in the three months to October, while the narrower claimant count measure showed a smaller than expected increase of 1,200 in December to 1.6 million.

Both of the decoy collections contained 2000 compounds; DUDs were randomly picked to narrow the count of the set.

The ONS said the narrow claimant-count measure of joblessness rose by just 12,900 in October to 1.64 million, the smallest increase since April last year.

Wyatt survived though, and hit the Deadman with the Sister Abigail, but it was only enough for a narrow two-count.

They narrowed what counts as "honest services fraud" or an "official act" for the purposes of a bribery charge, and banned certain searches that could expose legislative information protected by the Constitution's "speech and debate" clause, he said.