Sentence examples for be much more narrow from inspiring English sources
By next week, when the winners of the Directors Guild, Screen Actors Guild and Writers Guild awards will be announced, this year's Oscar race may be much more narrow.
The exclusion of tenants means the bill "is going to be much more narrow" than the laws and policies in other cities, like Los Angeles and San Francisco, she said, adding, "I just don't see it covering that many people".
"So, that pathway to victory has to be much more narrow after 2018, and I would say this has been a clarifying election — clarifying in the sense that Donald Trump isn't going to win re-election.
Second, although all four proteases are capable of cleaving the myostatin propeptide, the range of substrates on which TLL-2 is active appears to be much more narrow than those of other family members [22], raising the possibility that regulation of myostatin activity might be one of the primary functions of TLL-2 in vivo.
For example, some authors employ definitions of QOL that include a broad range of signs and symptoms that impact daily life, such as cognitive functioning, performance of activities of daily living (ADLs), and social and psychological factors, whereas other investigators designed scales to be much more narrow in focus.
Pressed on his accountability as SHA boss, he said his accountability was much more "narrow" than that of those in charge of Stafford hospital, "but that was the way it worked.
The PSD of MAT within the shared frequency stop-bands behaves unsteadily and irregularly; besides, the suppression bandwidth is much more narrow than the required bandwidth.
Comparing NSI with SIS, the focus in the latter is much more narrow and spatial restrictions are not required since SIS are determined in terms of industry and market structures (Porter 1990).
The ranking of the algorithms may be more similar to each other than with the ER communities connected but the distribution is much more narrow for betweenness in this case, highlighting the few boundary nodes that are also core to the communities.
Living in one city, you tend to take things for granted, your view is much more narrow.
We walked the track from start to finish which was a real eye opener; the track was much more narrow than I had expected which made me wonder how a bobsled could successfully make it down.
