Sentence examples for a very narrow part from inspiring English sources

But that is a very narrow part.

"I spent the first half or more of my career in the ivory tower writing technical philosophy, but I recognised very early that academic philosophy is a very narrow part of the field.

"The court found that only a very narrow part of the rule violates the first amendment, and it strongly supported many other aspects of the rule and its creation".

"Aacta purports to be a celebration of Australia screen excellence, and at the moment it's a celebration of a very, very narrow part of the industry.

"Aacta purports to be a celebration of Australia screen excellence, and at the moment it's a celebration of a very, very narrow part of the industry," she said.

"If you look at the journal, it is clear that the bulk of articles come from a narrow part of the field and reflect a very narrow vision of what scientific research is".

On returning to the ground state, energy is emitted as electromagnetic radiation in the visible part of the spectrum, usually as a very narrow wavelength band (e.g. sodium emits orange light, potassium purple, and calcium red).

In a very narrow sense, it's true that people with preëxisting conditions are part of Romney's plan.

It was shown that applying excessive transverse loads to yarns can result in a very narrow formability window and eventually cause fiber breakage, hence suggesting critical role of forming optimization, given different part shapes and fabric types.

Sodium lighting, as used in streetlamps in many parts of the world, gives out light in a very narrow range of the spectrum and so cannot be corrected without removing colour entirely.

"He has a very narrow political base".