Sentence examples for becomes so narrow from inspiring English sources

The danger becomes so narrow that it is a novel companion with whom you travel.

Hierarchical organizations can structure factual and value decision premises so that the range of action becomes so narrow that only one alternative remains: the rational choice.

I wonder: is there a point at which an oligarchy becomes so narrow that it effectively renders itself invisible by virtue of its own exclusivity?

Optimistically billed as the next Stoner, this 1967 reissue is in fact the better novel: Savage has constructed, against scenery "vast and hostile to individual hope", a rich and challenging psychodrama, based on brilliant characterisation – particularly of Rose, for whom living becomes "so narrow that she brooded nights on what to wear the next day", and the monstrous Phil.

As described in an article by Gina Kolata in last Sunday's Times, the old view of the progression of cardiovascular disease held that fatty deposits, or plaques, accumulate in the arteries slowly over decades, much as sludge builds up in a pipe, until one day the opening becomes so narrow that no blood can get through, and the patient suffers a heart attack.

Finally, the river becomes so narrow -- if you were to stand in the middle of the riverbed, you could just about touch both rock walls -- and the cliffs so steep, the trail is forced into a tunnel several hundred metres long.

A little farther along, the stream had become so narrow that we could easily step across it.

The streets often became so narrow I could make no progress without my bag or my elbow scraping one rough wall or another.

Edmar Bacha, one of the economists who worked on the introduction of the real in 1994, is pleased that the debates about Brazil's economy have become so narrow.

In most people, these deposits are stable and cause few problems - though they can cause painful angina if the arteries become so narrow that they restrict blood flow.

What a shame that what is regarded as an acceptable education has become so narrow and in its focus and loses both its vocational and artistic elements through an anachronistic and erroneously subjective view of what is a "soft" subject.