Sentence examples for narrowly less from inspiring English sources

The detailed Land Use Survey by the Office for National Statistics in 2005 noted that the local authority area of Bournemouth had the third highest proportion of land taken up by domestic gardens, 34.6%, of the 326 districts in England; narrowly less than the London Boroughs of Harrow and Sutton at the time with 34.7% and 35.1%.

Mr. McCain won the Republican primary here narrowly, receiving less than a third of the vote and narrowly defeating former Gov. Mike Huckabee of neighboring Arkansas.

Relations with the rest of Europe have already been damaged by an earlier referendum in February, when voters narrowly approved less draconian immigration curbs.

In 2008, Mary Jo Kilroy became the first Democrat elected in the district since 1982, when she narrowly (by less than 2,500 votes) defeated Republican Steve Stivers.

Mr. Schickler's gifts are more substantial but no less narrowly precise.

Her theatre workshop company was disbanded in 1964, and Joan Littlewood afterward became interested in projects less narrowly theatrical.

"She will work Saturday and Sunday too," her father, who is Ecuadorean, tells her amused mentor, whose goals for the internship are more modest and less narrowly focused.

[C4.] Mitsubishi Motors narrowly averted crisis less than a year ago by securing a $4.6 billion bailout, but it is again reaching for a lifeline.

The stepped-up drone attacks that Obama has authorized are narrowly targeted and less destructive than, for example, the large-scale, relatively indiscriminate bombing of urban areas that marked the beginning of the invasion of Iraq.

Or we can explore a new generation of steakhouses that have real wine lists — it's time, way past time, that Luger seriously upgraded its own — and that are less narrowly focused on a mere handful of dishes.

While opinion polls show the remain side narrowly ahead, with less than three months to go before the in/out referendum on 23 June, No 10 remains concerned that high numbers of undecided voters could still back Brexit.