Sentence examples for always narrow from inspiring English sources
Leads almost always narrow.
"It is always narrow but it never goes my way.
Easily enraged, Spark always demanded inordinate levels of attention and discretion; she thirsted for respect and invited protection, but, as her biographer amply demonstrates, "the border between protection and oppression was always narrow".
Judge Sullivan could always narrow the request for documents and review privately any documents for which privilege is claimed, the appeals court added.
But even in resectable primary pancreatic cancer, local recurrences occur in up to 75% of the patients based on autopsy findings due to the always narrow and often positive margins [ 5].
If you have an interest in a particular discipline then you can always narrow down your search to suit your preferences.
This type of problem always narrows to an unavoidable point.
True connoisseurs were like that back when we were all twenty years old; I was always narrower and more resistant.
Mr. Carney argued that the president's goal was always narrower: to defeat Al Qaeda and prevent terrorists from using Afghanistan as a haven.
And it is the same in publishing: the social makeup of the industry (the editors, agents and so on) is almost always narrower than that of the artists.
But the airways are not always narrowed; sometimes they are hypersensitive, readily becoming inflamed when exposed to various substances like allergens from cats, dogs, feathers and pollen; allergenic foods like peanuts, milk or eggs; and irritants like tobacco smoke, vigorous exercise, strong scents and air pollutants, especially ozone.
