Finchem could not guarantee what would happen, but he was encouraged by the language of yesterday's ruling, which he believed narrowed the opportunity for others who may seek carts.
Working backwards from the "craft butcher hypothesis", the medical investigators were able, they believe, to narrow down the minimum incubation period to between 10 and 16 years.
Ms. Balch and other advocates say they relish a test of the laws in the Supreme Court, where they believe a narrow victory might be possible, changing the terms of the abortion debate for good.
Many Conservative MPs believe a narrow victory for the remain side could be the most dangerous outcome for Cameron and Osborne, because it would lead to a backlash among out campaigners who believe the government is using unfair tactics.
Sunstein favors justices like Stephen Breyer and Sandra Day O'Connor, whom he characterizes as minimalists: judges who "believe in narrow, incremental decisions, not broad rulings that the nation may later have cause to regret".
Young people might grow to believe in narrow gender roles because they don't yet understand the deep similarities in capacities that humans share regardless of gender.
The most painful part (contrary to what those who've commented on a heel's comfort factor, or lack thereof, may want to believe) was narrowing a collection's worth down to just The One.
That move provided the first public breach of an already tenuous Democratic unity, as well as an unexpected twist to a primary race that many political observers believe had narrowed to the governor and Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.
We believe that narrowing learning down to specific instances of knowledge or skill acquisition promotes equivalent interpretations of items across groups.
Secondly, Samsung itself confirmed that the phone would arrive "before Summer," which leads us to believe that narrowing the launch period down to April seems correct.
