Sentence examples for narrowly controlled from inspiring English sources

The new House that convenes in January will be narrowly controlled by Republicans.

With the Senate in Democratic hands by one vote and the House narrowly controlled by Republicans, the stakes are enormous.

They also believe they could win at least one seat in the New York State Senate, which is narrowly controlled by Republicans.

The unanimous backing of Mr. Lieberman's committee would seem to give the measure a good chance in the Senate, which is narrowly controlled by the Democrats, 50 to 49.

The Index librorum prohibitorum (1559; "Index of Forbidden Books"), a list of books condemned by the Roman Catholic Church as pernicious to faith and morals, was compiled by a censorship board that limited orthodox expression to a narrowly controlled range.

But Mr Bush was a conservative with the backing of his party which, at the time, narrowly controlled Congress (until the White House's "extremism" drove Jim Jeffords out of the party, temporarily handing control of the Senate to the Democrats).

And can a Congress in which each party narrowly controls one house effectively discharge its constitutional duties?

Trump's party narrowly controls the Senate, but any Republican defections on a matter of this magnitude are unlikely.

Democrats, who narrowly control the Senate, 32 votes to 30, were hindered Thursday by the absence of Senator Brian X . Foleyof Long Island, whose father died this week.

Even though Republicans narrowly control the House of Representatives, Mr. Bush will need to reach across the aisle to Democrats for help in getting fast-track authority approved.

By 20 votes to 18 the Senate, which the Concertación narrowly controls, impeached him, accusing him of turning a blind eye to illegal profiteering at Chile's universities.