Sentence examples for tiny lead over from inspiring English sources
While maintaining a tiny lead over the ruling Conservatives in most polls, it is in a bad way.
In March, Taiwan's pro-independence president, Chen Shui-bian, won a second term of office with a greatly increased share of the vote (though only a tiny lead over his opponent).
It is a measure of the turnaround in American politics over the past year that John Kerry goes into his party's convention in Boston next week with a decent chance of becoming president; in the latest Economist/YouGov poll, he enjoys a tiny lead over Mr Bush, whose approval rating is a weak 43%.
The tally in November gave Norm Coleman, the Republican incumbent, a tiny lead of 215 votes (0.007% of the electorate) over Al Franken, his Democratic adversary.
But Romney pulled slightly ahead a little over a week later, and as of Monday night had a tiny lead in the average.
Obama had a tiny lead four months ago and he has a tiny lead now.
On Tuesday, Trump took his first lead over his likely opponent, albeit a tiny one that isn't statistically significant: 43.4 per cent versus 43.2percentnt.
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