Sentence examples for a very narrow range from inspiring English sources

"Look, I have a very narrow range," she said.

Only a very narrow range of activities come under the sweep of this law, and all of them are illegal.

The approach is obviously a big departure from consumer computer companies like Apple, with a very narrow range of products.

Many important molecular processes within the cells of organisms occur within a very narrow range of pH.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, which has traded in a very narrow range so far this month, did so again yesterday.

Bones are the storage tank for calcium compounds that regulate the acid-base balance of the blood, which must be maintained within a very narrow range.

The report also points out that these students are more likely to be high performing students who tend to apply for a very narrow range of selective universities.

The polling has stayed within a very narrow range over the eight-week campaign, with Labor and the Coalition rarely straying outside the 49-51% range.

If someone is a straight jazzhead, or a straight metalhead, or straight classical, they have a very narrow range of what they allow into their lives.

"There's a huge weight on year-to-year growth on tests which measure a very narrow range of what we want kids to learn," she said.

They are privately owned businesses that think long term and whose business purpose, enshrined by the owners, is to focus on a very narrow range of goods they can sell at high volumes and thus price incredibly keenly.