Sentence examples for be narrow because the from inspiring English sources

Observers had said the race was destined to be narrow because the electorate here was so divided.

According to Chahal, his legal options for cancelling the trademark are narrow: because the original trademark was issued more than five years ago, Clivillés will likely have to sue for trademark infringement.

Margaret: I read a piece in the New Republic this week that said it's not unreasonable to think that four girls from Oberlin would have all white friends and that the world of the show is narrow because the characters' world is narrow.

The plausibility bounds for prevalence and number of adults infected are narrow because the national survey provided an accurate estimate of the level of infection in 2004.

The 'time window' for finding an appropriate donor is narrow, because the disease progresses rapidly at that stage; and it takes at least 6 months after HSCT for the inflammation to halt (14).

In contrast, in the perforated ICL, the space was narrowed because the aqueous humor flowed out via the hole in the optic.

One side of the smaller section will be narrower because it conforms to the angle of the seat edge.

If the duct is narrow because of an infection, the vet can prescribe antibiotics to treat the infection.

A second Republican, also not authorized to discuss internal deliberations, said others in the leadership orbit were eager to bring the bill to the floor, even if the count is narrow, because they would like opponents to take ownership of their position and the consequences of what it would mean for the president.

Mr. McCain cautioned that his support for the law was "narrow" because of his concerns about damaging national security leaks in the news media.

The ski is narrow because it does not have to press down and compact deep snow, into which it would sink, and the boot is light as a feather so one can almost fly down the fairway.