Sentence examples for be a narrow window from inspiring English sources
As plausible a nominee as Huntsman may still be on paper, there was always going to be a narrow window for another wealthy Mormon governor with good hair and establishment credentials to elbow his way into the not-Romney space in the Republican field.
"The research suggests there may be a narrow window [where treatment could work] after the noise exposure," says Holme. "For animals, it might be around eight weeks, then the tinnitus enters a second phase and becomes established in the brain".
"This is only going to be a narrow window of opportunity by the looks of things, because another weather system is moving in for Thursday, which looks like that will bring an increase in winds again and also lead to a reduction in visibility through the rain associated with the cold front," said Neil Bennett, a spokesman for Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
If all breast cancers arise from benign lesions, the results of this study, in conjunction with other data, imply that there may be a narrow window of time when alcohol consumption affects breast cancer risk.
These limited examples indicate that there could be upper and lower limits to the p Ka pH correlation in this specific scenario, namely, 3.5 > p Ka – pH > 2. Therefore, in an aqueous medium at near neutral pH, there appears to be a narrow window of p Ka values of heterocycles, 3.5 4.5 and 9 10, wherein duplex formation mediated by base pairing seems to be optimal.
"But this is a narrow window of opportunity," Mr. McCain said.
There is a narrow window of opportunity to lay eyes on the sliver of moon.
"There's a narrow window of opportunity for cooperation between the United States and Russia in Syria.
American commanders say there is a narrow window to win over local people from the guerrillas.
And there's a narrow window within which the body interprets.
It was a narrow window of opportunity for an aging team, and now that it has slammed shut, it might not be pried open for a while.
