Sentence examples for a certain narrow from inspiring English sources

Exhortations to people to show their patriotism by splurging at the mall or taking Florida vacations may in theory make a certain narrow economic sense, but they are not likely to be followed.

The logarithmic relationship occurs as the result of a saturation effect wherein it becomes increasingly difficult, as CO2 concentrations increase, for additional CO2 molecules to further influence the "infrared window" (a certain narrow band of wavelengths in the infrared region that is not absorbed by atmospheric gases).

All the Fed has to do is look at the market price of gold: If it moves outside a certain narrow range, the monetary authorities should react by either tightening or loosening the money supply.

In addition, as the structure of the body is continuously changing from the tip of the head to the end of the tail, each cross section represents only a certain narrow region.

The temporal proximity condition: Introspection is a process that generates knowledge, beliefs, or judgments about one's currently ongoing mental life only; or, alternatively (or perhaps in addition) immediately past (or even future) mental life, within a certain narrow temporal window (sometimes called the specious present; see the entry on the experience and perception of time).

If none of the aforementioned steps failed, one now knows that the image data (1) was not modified, (2) comes from a specific camera (i.e., the camera with the TPM that protects ), and (3) was taken within a certain, narrow timeframe.

I do, however, have a bone to pick with the question: "Do you consider yourself a political writer?" It suggests, perhaps more insidiously in the US (especially the south, where I am from) than in Britain, a certain narrowing of vision, a less than "human" exploration of life forces within the writing itself.

In recent years, an ever-accumulating body of evidence has led most obesity researchers to a troubling conclusion: except within certain narrow limits, people may not be able to control their weight completely.

I do not like the CAP, and would be happy to see it greatly reduced to a system of subsidies for certain narrow public goods, like environmental management of the landscape.I also think Mr Dean is wrong when he writes that a reason to be optimistic about Turkish accession is:Greece has a new government which is both less inclined, and far less able to block a Cyprus deal.

Also, if you cash out before you reach 591/2, you have to pay a tax penalty, except under certain narrow circumstances.

But you probably won't get rich unless you're in a certain very narrow range of professions and even then it'll take a while to get to that level.