Sentence examples for by narrower from inspiring English sources

And banks are also being hurt by narrower lending margins.

A wide main staircase is complemented by narrower flights along the side walls.

Faster volume growth may for a while be partly offset by narrower profit margins.

Because rising sovereign yields have been accompanied by narrower spreads on riskier debt, such as lower-grade corporate bonds, this is plausible.Investors' uncertainty is not surprising.

[C6.] A Deluge of Bonds for Asia Attracted by narrower spreads and low interest rates in the United States, Southeast Asian governments and companies are issuing a deluge of bonds.

Paneling, also spelled panelling, in architecture and design, decorative treatment of walls, ceilings, doors, and furniture consisting of a series of wide, thin sheets of wood, called panels, framed together by narrower, thicker strips of wood.

These are separated by narrow lanes and open drains.

They can even be inspired by narrow-minded concerns.

"We have lost a few games by narrow margins.

How to act, when democratic institutions and arenas become saturated by narrow elites?

In Iowa, New Mexico, Oregon and Wisconsin, Mr. Gore won by narrow margins, ranging from 500 to 6,500 votes.