Sentence examples for Although narrower from inspiring English sources

Although narrower in scope, ecotoxicology played an important role in the development of environmental toxicology.

The government still has a majority in parliament, although narrower since Democratic Left quit the coalition.

Trevor Tayleur, an associate professor at the University of Law, explained that the charter, although narrower in focus than the Human Rights Act, offers a more robust defence of fundamental rights.

For 'equivalence', the mean ratio of key pharmacokinetic parameters (maximum plasma concentration and area under the concentration time curve) of the generic drug must have a 90% CI within 0.80 and 1.25 of the original – i.e. in percentage terms, the average deviation must be within 80 125% of the original, although narrower ranges may apply in some instances.

"The houses, although narrow, are deep," he says.

Although narrow, the roads are smooth and drivers more patient than most Europeans.

Although narrow moatlike passages can feel claustrophobic, other spaces, like a 90-foot-square amphitheater, are expansive.

There is strong opposition to more borrowing and tax rises, although narrow support overall for the chancellor's measures.

Although narrow thinking can plague us at any time, we're especially susceptible to it when faced with one-off decisions, because we can't learn from experience.

The issue was in doubt, although narrowed to My Dad George and Corn Off The Cob, until the last 50 yards.

Although narrow-band imaging (NBI) can easily differentiate neoplastic lesions from hyperplastic polyps (HPs), SSA/Ps can be a challenge to distinguish from HPs.