Sentence examples for wins slightly from inspiring English sources

If he wins slightly less than half, he should still have no real problems.

This ensures that the party wins slightly fewer second places and rather more first places than its predecessor did.

Trump's problem all along has been that he wins slightly less support from Republicans than Clinton wins from Democrats.

Since 1851, compiled statistics support this view; White consistently wins slightly more often than Black, usually scoring between 52 and 56 percent.

Women have won slightly more freedom.

But the bigger club can win slightly better terms.

"I'd rather lose large than win slightly.

In West Virginia, Sanders won slightly more than fifty-one per cent of the vote.

Kabila's party and its allies, however, together had won slightly more than half of the 500 seats.

Mrs Clinton won almost exactly the same number of votes as Mr Obama (and claims to have won slightly more, though on a fair count she won fractionally less).

Democrats actually won slightly more votes in the House elections last year (about 59.5 million votes to the G.O.P.'s 58 million).