Sentence examples for narrowly higher than 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 United States Oil Fund, an exchange-traded vehicle that invests in crude and other oil products, was narrowly higher, up more than 3%.
The major indexes started the day narrowly higher.
Blasted a left-foot volley narrowly high and wide from a great Sorin cross.
Ireland, at number 23, narrowly pips Botswana, which ranks higher than France or Portugal.
When this polymerization was carried out at temperatures equal to or higher than 34 °C, narrowly-dispersed NE, which cannot be obtained by solution polymerization, was successfully obtained.
And even in 1967, when Leo Abse's Sexual Offences Act legalised gay sex in England and Wales (Scotland followed only in 1981, Northern Ireland 1982), the age of consent was higher than for heterosexuals, and privacy judged very narrowly.
The issue is important because Mr. Foster's estimates were considerably higher than those lawmakers used, and support for the measure, which passed narrowly, could have eroded had the higher figures been widely known.
