Sentence examples for narrower edge from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Gingrich were to lose both Alabama and Mississippi, where Mr. Santorum holds a narrower edge at the moment, Mr. Armistead said he should withdraw.

The tracking poll also takes into account the firmness of voter support in a way that is different from other surveys — and which, to this point, is reflected in the narrower edge Clinton has over Trump in this poll compared with her lead in most others.

The redesign does change some aspects that users coming from previous generations should note, however – there's no longer any optical disk drive, and the SD card slot has shifted from the side to the back, owing to the much narrower edges of the new iMac.

In Virginia, a race between two former governors, Tim Kaine, a Democrat, holds a narrow edge over George Allen, a Republican.

In addition, the G.O.P. is holding on to its narrow edge in Iowa, another seat currently held by the Democrats.

But more of the district is currently held by Mr. Boswell, and Mr. Obama enjoys a narrow edge in the state.

The Flyers won four of six in the regular-season series, but a healthy Crosby provides a narrow edge.

President Obama — whose approval ratings have dropped below forty per cent — has only a narrow edge against G.O.P. frontrunners in a new Gallup poll.

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The outcome was also undecided in the Eighth Congressional District race, where Republican Joe Walsh held a narrow edge over the Democratic incumbent, Melissa Bean.

The Obama team expects to hang onto a narrow edge after Tuesday's results are finalised, and can point to victories in more states overall.