Sentence examples for the very narrowest from inspiring English sources

WHATEVER anybody says, a victory, even by the very narrowest of margins, is a great deal better than defeat.

Only the very narrowest of parochial political machinations seem to be driving Netanyahu's calculations, and those calculations lack merit since they collide with Israel's long term security and its deep and abiding strategic friendship with the U.S. It's not even a close call.

"We're committed to performing a bed refurbishment of the very narrow passage," Mr. Nash said.

The very narrow restaurant is tucked inside the very narrow lobby of the Duane Street Hotel, whose Ikea aesthetic Mr. Mehta has done his best to exorcise, with gauzy cloths, miniature chandeliers and crimson pillows.

There are two main reasons: inflation, and the very narrow way income is defined in this proposal.

Only if you search for the very narrow term of the name of the individual commenter would it not appear".

In the final, the University of Michigan triumphed over Princeton by the very narrow margin of 2 international match points, 56-54.

The front office in Washington didn't think a case could be won in court based on the very narrow definition of the market".

But the odds were so heavily stacked against Mr Gul that his supporters were elated by the very narrow margin of his defeat.

Child protection social workers, she says, have little option but to interpret their role in "the very narrow sense of being simply there for the child".

"Digging into towns, you get the full range of life, not the very narrow view of society as seen from the top, from the rich and elite".