Sentence examples for a very narrow section from inspiring English sources
A very narrow section of the Orthodox Zionist world has engaged in what is in fact religious terrorism.
The crucial point of the rescue was a very narrow section with a turn, perilous to navigate even for experts.
But that is a very narrow part.
Cars are expected to feature ugly noses with a very narrow forward section to provide the best aerodynamics within the rules.
But this list, we're told, was not a readership poll, but compiled by a panel of "musicians, producers, writers and record label bosses" – which does suggest that the voting panel itself was chosen from a very narrow cross-section of the music industry, presumably to closely reflect the magazine's readership.
"We have a very narrow, very limited cross-section of society that dominates our public life and I think that leads to predictably bad outcomes," he said.
Page 7: Policy and regulation section takes a very narrow view focusing on vegetation clearance rules by themselves, but without any quantification of how clearance rules may have slowed clearance or how when coupled with incentives e.g. covenanting incentives linked to SNA scheduling to retain has had a positive impact on the Egmont ringplain.
As described in the previous section, IL-12 was characterized by a very narrow therapeutic index.
"He has a very narrow political base".
But it was a very narrow squeeze.
