Sentence examples for narrowly supported from inspiring English sources

Americans born after 1980 voted by some 25pt for President Obama over Mitt Romney, while the rest of the electorate narrowly supported the Republican candidate.

At a special delegates' conference in Dublin yesterday, the junior coalition partner in the Irish government narrowly supported a yes vote in the forthcoming plebiscite.

But Trump's victory seems likely to restore the supreme court's pro-gun majority, which narrowly supported a sweeping interpretation of Americans' gun rights in a 5-4 ruling in the 2008 Heller case.

Quiet and urbane, a touch dull, he has aimed to steer the party toward the center, hoping to attract voters who narrowly supported Mr. Hollande but are already growing disillusioned with his performance.

Former senator Chuck Hagel (R-Neb). got a lashing Tuesday from Republicans on the Senate Armed Services Committee as the panel, which is dominated by Democrats, narrowly supported his nomination in a party-line vote.

The previous New South governors were Democrats, but many saw McCrory as their natural successor in a state that narrowly supported Barack Obama in 2008 but in 2010 handed control of the legislature to Republicans for the first time since Reconstruction.

You said you narrowly support the shield law.

Independent women voted for Democratic candidates by a 17-point margin after narrowly supporting Republicans in 2014.

Republican representatives Ed Royce and Darrell Issa have both announced they were retiring from districts that voted for Hillary Clinton after narrowly supporting Mitt Romney (though Issa may instead be cravenly eyeing a nearby, more Republican-friendly district to run in).

The state did narrowly support Trump in 2016 ― the first time Michigan has gone Republican in a presidential contest since 1988 ― but Stabenow is a strong candidate running for a fourth term.

Voters aged 40-49 narrowly support legalization (52percentt) while those between the ages of 50-64 narropposeppose it.