Sentence examples for narrowly but from inspiring English sources

Instead, Tillis narrowly but decisively beat the sitting Democratic Senator, Kay Hagan.

Truman and Wilson won quite narrowly, but are now regarded as good ones.

The American public narrowly, but definitively, tells pollsters it favours gun rights over new restrictions.

Trading turned more hesitant and prices moved narrowly but held close to the recent recovery highs.

Labour seems narrowly but definitely in third at the moment, with support somewhere around 26-28%.

The party they chose, narrowly but unambiguously, was the Democratic Party.

The loan agreement may have been endorsed - if narrowly - but if the incendiary debate that preceded the vote is anything to go by Cyprus is far from being out of the woods, writes Helena Smith.

They are both narrowly focused but forward-looking.

He narrowly failed; but this reinforced the judges' old political loyalties.

Merck's interpretation of the data was narrowly correct but misleading, Dr. Nissen said.

Polls before the debate started showed the Tories narrowly ahead, but with the gap not widening.