Sentence examples for narrowly lower from inspiring English sources

The 10-year Treasury note, narrowly lower at midmorning, gained 1 7/32, to 100 25/32.

For Kenneth Jost, Ginsburgg might have served her own views better by stressing in dissent not how far the decision might go, but how narrowly lower courts ought to read it".Mr Jost notes that Justice Ginsburg's approach in her dissent is reminiscent of that of Justice Scalia in two recent gay-rights cases.

Shares were narrowly lower.

After opening narrowly lower the major indexes fell sharply in late-morning trading and closed deep in negative territory.

And on November 6th the Democrats seized control of the state Senate and made gains in the House of Delegates, the state's narrowly divided lower chamber.

Todays session mirrored yesterdays and Mondays trading as the Dow drifted marginally lower, narrowly escaping a close below the 9000 mark with a loss of 18.79 to 9009.19.

With nearly all the votes counted, the centre-left has narrowly won the lower house of parliament but Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right is challenging for control of the Senate.

Ultimately, however, the court decided to act more narrowly, letting a lower court's overturning of the ban stand on procedural grounds.

Caterpillar Inc., the maker of earth-moving equipment, said today that its third-quarter profit narrowly beat recently lowered estimates after softness in important markets, higher costs and unfavorable currency translations took their toll.

Despite earnings that narrowly beat analysts' expectations, lower ad spending forced CBS to reduce its guidance, sending shares down by 52 cents, or 3.1%, to $16.36 at the close of Thursday's trading session.

The bill had narrowly passed in the lower house in July.