Sentence examples for narrowly is from inspiring English sources

Sanchez's problem, more narrowly, is not that he still makes bad decisions, but that he still makes the same bad decision, over and over.

But fewer chins.8 23: Virginia's Caroline County, which also went for Mr Bush in 2004, narrowly, is currently trending towards Mr Obama with 64% reporting.8 23: David Axelrod's moustache: Too bad?

To define the goals of education so narrowly is to restrict its value and, I would say, to sell ourselves short as individuals, as a society and as a nation.

The 16 banks that passed narrowly were concentrated in Spain, Greece and Portugal.

The country's politicians and the press felt that a far greater tragedy had only narrowly been averted.

In 1918, he had narrowly been elected governor.

Mah narrowly was defeated last year by state Rep. Ken Corbet (R-Topeka) following a series of court orders on the race.

Science narrowly conceived is, however, not static.

[C4.] Stocks End Session Narrowly Mixed Stocks were narrowly mixed, eroding some of the previous session's gains.

(Moran narrowly avoided being killed.

New Covenant narrowly avoided being closed last year.