Sentence examples for narrowly higher from inspiring English sources

But the President's overall approval rating was still narrowly higher than his disapproval rating — by fifty per cent to forty-six per cent — and almost three quarters of the respondents (seventy-three per cent) said he has a strong personal character.

The major indexes started the day narrowly higher.

The United States Oil Fund, an exchange-traded vehicle that invests in crude and other oil products, was narrowly higher, up more than 3%.

Investors pushed stocks narrowly higher in early trading Tuesday as Wall Street waited anxiously for the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.

The major indexes started narrowly higher, with the Dow Jones industrial average up 17 points to 11,888, the S&P 500 1 point to 1,284 and the Nasdaq 7 points to 2,697.

Blasted a left-foot volley narrowly high and wide from a great Sorin cross.

Telford became more adept at repelling wave after wave of attack and hit Crewe dangerously on thebreak, Mills firing narrowly high, then wide.

The visitors gathered themselves and Danny Philliskirk sent a strike narrowly high before the striker thought he might have had a penalty after being pushed.

They also believe that focusing too narrowly on high cholesterol, which, in most cases, will not lead to heart disease for decades, ignores the real dangers of childhood, including car accidents, unintentional injury, homicide and suicide.

They said the CUNY plan focused too narrowly on high-tech areas to please business, that it did not call for enough hiring in the liberal arts, that it neglected the education of students to focus on research and that it would redirect money into the most selective colleges at the expense of the community colleges, which still take all students with a high school diploma.

We conclude that the new indicator is biased towards a somewhat narrowly defined "high-tech" understanding of innovation outcomes.