Sentence examples for narrowly some from inspiring English sources

Even more narrowly, some originalists insist on consulting only documents that convey the "public understanding" of the writings of these great men.

The business-services unit has also narrowly missed some financial targets.

Thanks to a desperate flurry of punches late in the fight he won narrowly, and some would say fortuitously, on a split decision.

Yet Mr. Gingrich, who is trailing Mr. Romney narrowly in some polls here, was in top debate form and often seemed to overshadow Rick Santorum, who is battling Mr. Gingrich to emerge as a more conservative alternative to Mr. Romney.

After a sexually profligate youth, narrowly escaping some rather serious venereal diseases, he suddenly settled for the much older and somewhat eccentric widow of his parliamentary running mate, Wyndham Lewis; their mutual devotion is the core of Hibbert's book.

"We have lost and won a number of games narrowly - some weeks you get the bounce, but it wasn't to be today.

They have lost games narrowly and some crucial decisions have gone against them.

York is also in a perpetual state of narrowly escaping some PR disaster because it's automatically associated with any crime that happens within a 20-mile radius.

It would be dangerously myopic to focus narrowly on some security concerns without consideration of the other vital national interests including the widespread economic damage from excessive Internet surveillance.

In general, an S-shaped (e.g. sigmoidal) curve suggests a group of communities with some very widespread species and some narrowly distributed species, but few moderately widespread species.

Well, maybe it wasn't true in some narrowly factual sense, though he had a point about the suburbs.