Sentence examples for current narrows from inspiring English sources

The Alaska Coastal Current narrows and feeds the fast-moving southwestward Alaska Stream, which flows along the southern edge of the Alaska Peninsula toward the Aleutian Island chain (Stabeno et al. 2001).

Sometimes it's very difficult to justify [investments] because of the current narrow guidelines.

With the current narrower sidewalks, the vaults now lie not just under them but under the roadway.

If swing voters make up 10 percent of the electorate, Mr. Obama's current narrow lead could turn into a November rout of Mr. Romney.

The current narrow remit of the competition regulators flies in the face of the public interest, by undermining UK broadcasters' longer-term ability to sustain high level investment in UK output.

The key question is not which technologies might help solve the problems of the fashion industry but how to change the direction of technology away from its current narrow focus on profit maximisation.

We should broaden our methods of measurement to recognise that the true impact of a project might not show by current narrow methods of analysis and it might not be felt for years.

Such a convention which would examine votes at 16, the replacement of the House of Lords by a Senate of the regions and nations, and what could add up to a quasi-federal territorial constitution would elevate the debate on citizens' rights above the current narrow and blinkered Conservative focus on removing rights rather than affirming them.

For any of this to work, however, Democrats must first abandon their current narrow, urban-centric blue-state strategy.

But assuming the overall market breaks out of a current narrow trading range and moves higher, should we assume that small caps will be investment laggards?

UWB technology in next generation RFID systems is a promising solution to overcome most of the limitations of current narrow bandwidth RFID technology.