Sentence examples for a narrow range and from inspiring English sources

Prices moved in a narrow range and ended the day mixed, with the long bond up 1/32, to 100 30/32, to yield 7.17percentt.

While this has been subject to some dispute, there is a fairly general consensus that growth will be faster when unemployment fluctuates within a narrow range and at low levels.

Stocks were mired in a narrow range and finished mixed on Thursday as Hewlett-Packard announced layoffs, lifting the Dow Jones industrial average for just the fourth time this month.

Nor does it seem possible to dispute that in his case the less contains the greater — not for the commoner reason that a great deal of his verse is careless, trivial, or inharmonious, but because his authentic utterance is restricted to a narrow range and his fertility too often takes the form of self-imitation.

Or perhaps it's because this is material that makes too many demands of a voice with a narrow range and a tendency to clot and congeal.

But the market remains stuck in a narrow range, and stocks are expected to trade sideways as long as overseas volatility continues to fuel worries the global financial crisis could eventually reach U.S. shores.

Gervasi albeit in a narrower range and slighter realization of artistic imagination does the same, and this already puts him ahead of many.

Gervasi — albeit in a narrower range and slighter realization of artistic imagination — does the same, and this already puts him ahead of many.

The dopant impact on Ef of V and I in Ge has a narrower range and is smaller than that in Si.

Compared to the visual inspection method, fitting the data to a sigmoid curve yielded V WORK with a narrower range and P TM closer to zero (Additional file 3: Table S2 and Figure S4).

Similarly, the 50% credible range is a narrower range, and the expert believes there is a 50% chance that the true value falls within that range.