Sentence examples for razor-thin lead from inspiring English sources

Another poll, by CPI, shows Ms. Flores with a razor-thin lead.

— Roy Cooper, a Democrat, held a razor-thin lead on Thursday in North Carolina's bitterly contested race for governor.

Clinton currently holds a razor-thin lead of just 1.2% in Nevada, according to RealClearPolitics' polling average.

But after a recanvass of the voting machines in Suffolk County, Randy Altschuler, the Republican, held a razor-thin lead of 392, according to a post Saturday on the Facebook page of Mr. Altschuler's campaign.

The tax remained too close to call on Wednesday morning, according to The Associated Press, although opponents of the measure appeared to cling to a razor-thin lead with all precincts reporting.

Utah's measure held a razor-thin lead, 50.3percentto49.7percentcent — a separation of about 4,000 votes — with 76percentt of the state's precincts reporting, according to the Associated Press.

Republican senators in Alaska, Minnesota and Oregon were still clinging to razor-thin leads, including Ted Stevens of Alaska, fresh from his conviction on seven felony counts of failing to disclose $250,000 in gifts and services he received.

Until then, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton hold razor-thin leads over Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders.

A series of national polls in states such as Nevada and Colorado give Obama razor-thin leads.

Official results gave a former Foreign Minister, George Iacovou, a razor thin lead of half a percentage point over the incumbent President, Glafcos Clerides.

Razor-thin and shrinking leads in the vote tallies on Thursday unleashed hordes of lawyers, talk of recounts and runoffs, and the kind of bickering over ballots that brought back memories of the 2000 presidential contest.