Sentence examples for both narrowed and from inspiring English sources

Crystal et al. [ 2] reported that 80% of surgical lung biopsies showing characteristic changes of usual interstitial pneumonia (UIP) had evidence of peribronchiolar fibrosis and/or inflammation, with the majority of biopsies displaying evidence of both narrowed and dilated airways.

And insurance cover is becoming both narrower and more expensive.

And both narrow- and broad-money growth accelerated in May.

Berg, Judge, and ten writers peppered him with questions, both narrow and existential.

The spectrum of liberal-arts institutions is both narrower and more continuous than Deresiewicz allows.

"It has to be both narrower and stronger," says Paul Romer of New York University.

Specifically, the new species sends up a taller stalk when flowering, has consistently and completely cleistogamous flowers, and shows a perianth that is both narrower and smaller.

However, insiders indicate that making the change will eliminate duplication of both narrow and wide-body production facilities at the two plants and generate significant one-off savings.

This is a country that's both narrow and vast, where geography bends at the edges and landmarks vanish like Cheshire cats.

Another Brazilian homebody (and another find) is the miniaturist Willys de Castro, who in the late 1950s delighted in enlivening small planes of wood both narrow and broad with almost impossibly delicate strips and squares of color.

He works within rigid constraints: his compositional options are dictated by the available vantage points for a black site, and the aesthetic variables — exposure, light, weather — are both narrow and unpredictable.