Sentence examples for a narrow position from inspiring English sources

England replacement: Haskell off, White on 59 mins: O'Gara misses again from a narrow position.

According to Professor Nissen, the church's argument that it has little authority over religious orders is correct, but he thinks this is a narrow position to take.

In another tune, sung more softly, the birds jump and flap their wings while keeping their tails in a narrow position that resembles a mohawk haircut.

He said that, based on the oral arguments, he expects the Court to take a narrow position that won't significantly change the current interpretation of how jurors should evaluate threats, whether they are made online or elsewhere.

On the other hand, it indicates that the Labor Party takes a narrow position and expresses this position as negative (exclusive, operative, cloistered).

Losada said that "some elements in the AFL-CIO" have caused a stance that "is a narrow position in the alleged interests of their members for some short-term jobs".

The manager could be seen gesturing to Kalou that he must shift to a narrower position on the right, presumably because he would otherwise be in the flightpath of the full-back Jose Bosingwa as he takes off down the wing.

He explained the opinion of St. Augustine, who accepts free will but concedes no power to it unless it is reinforced by grace, a very narrow position that he found uncomfortable but better than Luther's.

Compare that narrow position to a recent statement from Communications Workers of America: "The labor movement is rooted in the simple and powerful idea of solidarity with all struggles for dignity, justice and respect.

It was in some ways a narrow, blinkered position.

"The downgrade to Baa2 reflects a continued and growing deficit in the city's general and special revenue funds and a narrow cash position," Moody's said in its announcement last month.