Sentence examples for narrowly for from inspiring English sources

Prince William voted (very narrowly) for Gov. Tim Kaine in 2005 and then (slightly less narrowly) for Senator Jim Webb in 2006.

To look too narrowly for rational purpose in it is to mistake its very nature.

The state, part of America's manufacturing rust-belt, voted narrowly for Mr Bush in the 2000 elections.

It went narrowly for Mr Obama in 2008, but went for Mr Bush in 2004 by an eight-point margin.

If they take it narrowly for themselves and there are acts of revenge or atrocities that's different".

McSally represents a swing district that went narrowly for Clinton in 2016, but Arizona voted for Trump over all.

Relying on rich funders is obviously a challenge, especially in the long term, but it isn't necessarily impossible, especially for narrowly focussed not-for-profit ventures.

Soothing Sounds for Babies was narrowly pipped for the Edinburgh comedy award, and comes to London this autumn for a three-week run.

The reference population can range from the very large (for example, the global human population), to the narrowly defined (for example, an isolated community).

He was narrowly confirmed for the appeals court.

She was once narrowly outbid for a slice at a New York auction.