Sentence examples for narrowly give from inspiring English sources

The vote margins in these three states could narrowly give Mrs. Clinton the lead in the popular vote.

He was grilled by lawmakers about the election dispute that narrowly gave him the White House.

They're tendencies, and it makes less and less sense to consider them narrowly given the frequency and prevalence of migration.

A3 World Briefing A12 NATIONAL A18-28 House Narrowly Gives Bush a Victory on Trade The House voted, 215 to 214, to give the Bush administration a stronger hand in negotiating trade deals.

" 'Zone of immunity' is an ill-defined term," said a senior Obama administration official, expressing frustration that the Israelis are looking at the problem too narrowly, given the many kinds of pressure being placed on Tehran and the increasing evidence that far tougher sanctions are having an effect.

EDF's board had voted narrowly to give its final go-ahead for the long-delayed joint project on Thursday, only for Downing Street to pull back from signing the contract and say it would make a decision in the early autumn.

Even if they avoid ruling on Proposition 8's constitutionality or rule narrowly to give gay people marriage rights only in California, other cases dealing with challenges to the federal Defense of Marriage Act are already winding their way through the federal courts.

He narrowly won, giving the conservatives a majority, in a campaign so ugly that the Wisconsin Judicial Commission brought charges against Gableman for "reckless disregard for the truth".

There is nothing disturbing about that outcome except for the reality that the resulting technology will become narrowly owned, given the invisible structure of the present-day workings of our economy.

Senator Jacobs had sponsored a bill narrowly tailored to give the casino a tax break.

Their works tend to be narrowly focused and give off an autistic vibe.