Sentence examples for be narrow on from inspiring English sources

The attack may be "narrow", on a front where political and media professionals operate – and $99 a month can sound like a lot of money for what's prospectively on offer.

And what they've done is to create this series, this wedge-shaped series of shops that forms the transition between the forum and the basilica, that's narrow on one end and is wider on the other end.

Officials said the two sides have been empowered to see whether differences can be narrowed on Central America, southern Africa, Cambodia, Korea, Afghanistan and the Middle East.

They also said differences were beginning to be narrowed on the size of the Palestinian state -- about 90 or 92percentt of the West Bank -- with about 40,000 Israeli settlers having to be evacuated from the West Bank.

Companies hope that the spreads between prices offered by buyers and sellers could be narrower on the NYSE, making the stock more appealing to investors because each trade won't come with a big markup.

For reasons of delimitation, the scope of this article will be narrowed on these Web2.0 technologies only, whilst concepts and techniques of the semantic web (Web3.0), the internet of things and the outernet (Web4.0) will not find explicit consideration.

We expect the model fitting to be more accurate and the confidence interval to be narrower on smoother curves, though the fitting process remains the same for the less smooth curves.

As a general pattern, the highest prevalence declines were seen in the groups that had the highest smoking rates at baseline 1982 and the socio-demographic disparities seemed to be narrowing on an absolute scale (Table 2).

As in previous interviews, his focus was narrow, on Afghan security forces.

Diamond faces are narrow on top and bottom.

Law enforcement officials said yesterday that the focus of the investigation was narrowing on a nurse and a caseworker responsible for supervising Ms. Johnson.