Sentence examples for narrowest gap from inspiring English sources
The narrowest gap is upstate, where the governor leads 45percentto30percentcent.
The narrowest gap is between Georgia (6) at 15.03 and Notre Dame (7) at 15.33.
Almost as many Americans (30percentt) call themselves Republicans as call themselves Democrats (32percentthe the narrowest gap since pollsters began measuring party identification in the 1940's.
The smallest gap is in Northern Ireland where the average wage is £18,857 against the £21,219 needed; in England the narrowest gap is in the north-east with an average wage of £20,149 against £23,616 needed.
(F) Fluorescence intensities were compared among mFBs residing on different gap widths (upper graph), or between directly co-cultured mFBs and mFBs with the narrowest gap (bottom graph).
CFD simulation results matched very well with experimental data except that the CFD results overestimated the bypass flow fraction for 2.7 mm case due to the fact that both laminar and turbulent flow existed in the narrowest gap.
Will Democrats maintain this narrower gap?
We set off again, through an even narrower gap.
In some ways, a narrow gap would be a more promising result than a shattered panel.
"Massachusetts," Roberts responded, adding that even Mississippi has a narrower gap.
