Sentence examples for slim point from inspiring English sources

An average of four surveys carried out by different companies put Labour's Ed Miliband and Prime Minister David Cameron as joint winners on 22 per cent of the vote, one slim point ahead of Nigel Farage.

While vote preferences have held essentially steady, she's now a slim point behind Donald Trump ― a first since May ― in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates.

Two new cameras bring that aphorism to mind, the Canon PowerShot Elph 510 HS and the Nikon Coolpix S8200, both small, slim point-and-shoot cameras packing oversize zoom lenses.

Sony today has introduced a new line of its digital Cyber-Shot cameras in the T-series, launching with a pair of decent-on-paper, slim point-n-shoots.

It has roughly the same capabilities as the EX-F1 (30fps instead of 60 for stills, and 1000fps instead of 1200 for video, but still) but is waaay smaller, like normal-size slim point-and-shoot size.

In this lyric, Kid Slim points out that he is not verified on Twitter, and that unlike Drake who started from the bottom to reach "here," he remains low on the status totem.

Delivering consumers a compelling visual experience, the SL80 series is less than 1.8 inches thick at its slimmest point.

The larger MacBook Air measures just.68 inches at its widest point, and.11 inches at its slimmest point.

That's a slim one point lead for Cleveland.

She earned a 9.425 for her two vaults, good enough for a slim, 0.275 point victory over Maloney, the two-time defending national champion.

At the end of a century of ghastly wars it behooves us to look more critically at issues of gains and losses, particularly where the humanly devastating Burmese campaign is concerned -- which was Slim's point.