Sentence examples for narrowly changed from inspiring English sources

The term ended in several decisions without dissents and many rulings that only narrowly changed the law.

The market is about change, narrowly, change at the margin.

Put to a public vote in 1977, this passed narrowly – and changed the whole focus of Zurich's transport policy that remains to this day.

[C6.] Stocks End Session Narrowly Mixed Stocks were little changed.

In the end, Ms. Futter, who narrowly eked out re-election, changed her mind.

Both government officials here and political experts said the mood among politicians had changed since Parliament narrowly defeated the previous resolution.

Network effects make the inflammatory response robust against large narrowly focused changes [ 15]; this robustness probably explains the failure of drugs directed against some single IM [ 14].

After narrowly winning the election, Brownback slightly changed course.

One morning, after narrowly escaping, he made a decision that changed his destiny.

The 17th Earl of Sutherland, who had changed his surname from Gordon to Sutherland, narrowly escaped them, exiting through a back door.

Mr. Nethercutt promised to serve only three terms (though he changed his mind and served five) and won narrowly.