Sentence examples for could be narrower from inspiring English sources

Google's could be resolved faster, but its scope could be narrower.

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.

Experimental results indicated that the MEMS FP-G filter obtained a broader operation spectral range compared with the traditional MEMS FP filter, and achieved 1.2 nm spectral linewidth, which could be narrower by improving the effective finesse of the FP cavity in the fabrication process.

Possible survival benefit (subjects with better prognostic factors survive) may be present in the survival cohorts, in which the range of BMI could be narrower, and may cause an underestimation of the association.

All of which means the window for Davis to prove himself could be narrowing.

With some goodwill and flexibility on both sides, the differences on how to achieve them could be narrowed.

The set of university places that attract the bonus could be narrow (Oxbridge), wider (Russell Group), or even wider still.

Gaps in our understanding of nuclear weapons could be narrowed by nuclear testing, but will always exist.

And amid indications that his lead over his Republican opponent, Representative Bob Franks, could be narrowing, Mr. Corzine rarely mentioned him.

Justice Samuel Alito also agreed with the ruling, but he wrote an opinion of his own suggesting several ways in which it could be narrowed).

But Cardinal Szoka, now the chief administrator of Vatican City, suggested that the field of possible popes could be narrowed in one way: any American was a long shot.