narrow margin

But by a narrow margin, things are getting better in Iraq.

He and his wife lived on a very narrow margin.

He caught it, true, but only by a very narrow margin.

He lost by a very narrow margin of just 982 votes.

Running on the Democratic line, he won election by a narrow margin.

However, she lost the award by a narrow margin at the end.

You're working on a very narrow margin, you see, between bit and miss.

On 16 February 1936, the left won by a narrow margin.

In 1986, he was elected Governor by a narrow margin.

He later won confirmation to the Court by a narrow margin.

By a narrow margin, the board recently voted that he could.

He was a popular leader but lost the election by a very narrow margin.

It also won the 1994 state elections by a narrow margin.

It was held, and she won the presidency by a narrow margin.

He was defeated by a narrow margin in the 2003 general election.

For the second straight week, Michigan won by a narrow margin 14-7.

He ran for Congress in 1876, but was defeated by a narrow margin.

The bill passed, but by the narrow margin of only nine votes.

There wasn't room for that in the narrow margin of life left to them.

If the current patterns hold, the measure should pass by a narrow margin.

The measure passed by a narrow margin: 73,409 to 64,140.

Labor voted by a narrow margin to support the base.

The Shadow had a narrow margin of safety before he could get close enough to spring.

By a narrow margin the draft was rejected on 5 May.

"At first all I saw was the light behind the figure in the very narrow margin she allowed.