Sentence examples for narrowest difference from inspiring English sources

Ryan Briscoe of Australia won the Indianapolis 500 pole with a daring late-afternoon run and a four-lap average of 226.484 miles per hour, edging James Hinchcliffe of Canada by 0.003 seconds, the narrowest difference in the race's history.

The bond market signaled its concerns as the gap between two-year and 10-year Treasurys reached its narrowest difference since 2007.

Mr Hussein's brilliance is that from such a narrow difference he has created so much bitterness and disarray.

"The narrower difference between the levels of domestic and external rates will help stem the ruble's strengthening," the central bank said in a statement.

That narrow difference made the voting issues more significant, but the panelists confirmed that these issues were omnipresent, even if not determinative in other cases.

This relates to the narrowing difference between the price of gas in the winter and the summer, which had previously allowed companies to rely on selling gas more expensively in the winter than it was bought in the summer.

Cox was favored by 14% and Villaraigosa, a Democrat, by 12%, a narrow difference within the margin of error.

Toronto third baseman Josh Donaldson, the AL MVP, had a narrow difference with the Blue Jays, asking for $11.8 million.

It could be due to a narrower difference between communities within the province in socioeconomic characteristics than cross-regionally.

In humans, aspiration of gastric contents involves more than hydrochloric acid alone and the narrow difference between injurious and non-injurious acid concentrations is a potential disadvantage [ 33].

The two sides were unable to narrow differences.