Sentence examples for narrowly met from inspiring English sources

Protect Marriage Washington narrowly met the threshold of more than 120,000 valid signatures in early September, and the campaign since then has been a sprint.

Jean Inman, chairwoman of the state Republican Party, challenged Mr. Reich to release tax records to prove his claim that he became a full-time Massachusetts resident in August 1995, and therefore narrowly met the residency requirement.

Two planes carrying refugees arrived at Stansted and Belfast on Tuesday, and another is expected on Wednesday, meaning the prime minister will have narrowly met his pledge to resettle 1,000 before Christmas.

In March Hans Tietmeyer of the Bundesbank warned against admitting countries which only narrowly met the Maastricht convergence criteria:Should the margin for budgetary manoeuvre be exhausted in a member country, adaptation to differences in the progress of productivity would bear almost exclusively on the costs of labour.

Three MPs are demanding that train operator Southeastern re-examines its punctuality figures after it narrowly met its requirement for 2010.

After the punctuality figures were released in January, showing Southeastern had narrowly met its requirement for 2010, some MPs and passengers demanded they were checked again.

He received some support from fiscal experts who warned that while Mr Brown may narrowly meet his fiscal rule in this economic cycle, he may have to raise taxes when the next cycle begins in 2006.

The same study reported that survivors had slightly poorer spiritual well-being than the healthy comparison group narrowly meeting criterion for statistical significance (p=0.054).

She and her friend James Corden (her co-star in Leigh's All or Nothing) narrowly missed meeting in New York, where he was doing One Man, Two Guvnors.

Orwell narrowly missed meeting Albert Camus when the Frenchman had to pull out of a rendezvous at the Deux Magots café due to illness.

A few years later, they narrowly missed meeting at Columbia, where Ms. White was attending the undergraduate school and Mr. Achuthan was a research economist at the Center for International Business Cycle Research at the business school.