Sentence examples for an especially narrow from inspiring English sources

He had pushed an especially narrow reading of disabilities legislation.

That state park is now an island, because Michael's storm surge blasted a breach in an especially narrow portion of the peninsula.

But Pennsylvania's Republican primary is "closed" (only registered party members can vote), so the contest will be decided by an especially narrow slice of the general electorate: those who care most passionately about core Republican issues.

The Supreme Court has taken an especially narrow view of involuntary servitude claims made by people not descended from black (African) slaves.

However, if you have an especially narrow or wide arm, or if you plan to take the blood pressure of a child, you may need a different size.

Public discourse at the moment seems especially fraught and especially narrow.

This may sound like especially narrow praise, but that category includes plenty of hall-of-famers.

This observation might result from relaxation of the cell cortex, allowing efficient migration through especially narrow pores11.

Such pigment agents in many birds are generally round or cigar-shaped, but these were especially narrow, like those of blackbirds.

The difference between pay for men and women is higher in the United States than in most of Europe, and is especially narrow in Sweden, which provides generous child support.

In the developing world this is especially narrow: tobacco exposure may be secondary in some environments to indoor air pollution as the major risk factor, and the incursion and marketing by tobacco companies is aggressive and often unregulated.