Sentence examples for far narrower and from inspiring English sources
The Highlander feels far narrower and tighter inside than the Pilot, and there is also less legroom in the Highlander's third row.
His opponent, Mitt Romney, lost with a far narrower and less diverse band of support — mostly men, voters 45 and older, conservatives, Southerners, evangelical Christians and married voters.
By the time Occupy Wall Street took off, the Wisconsin uprising had swapped its come-one-come-all organizing message for a far narrower and more traditional political mission.
In our opinion, this age factor may not have been investigated adequately in that study because the age range is far narrower and lower in acute leukaemia than in solid tumours in children.
Compared with the budget of the UK supreme court (£12m) with its far narrower jurisdiction, and the Court of Justice of the European Union (£300m) its growing efficiency is admirable.
The panel cited statistics showing that China produces 600,000 engineering graduates a year against America's 70,000 (though a detailed report published by the panel two years later gave a far narrower gap and questioned whether degrees from the two countries were comparable).Even before China gets to the moon, it aims to have a rudimentary space station of its own.
But in California, the division on the issue is far narrower than elsewhere, and the long-term trend favors same-sex marriage.
And once they are, they'll quickly abandon the far narrower range of service and choice delivered today via dial tone, broadcast spectrum and conventional cable.
Instead the justices ruled that the case raised a far narrower issue: whether Grokster and StreamCast induced users to violate copyrights and chose not to take the simple steps available to prevent it.
The river is far narrower at this point, and there are none of those picturesque islands, but the view is completely unobstructed and the tankers still pass by.
Siri-like in concept, that is — you can say "send an e-mail to Harvey Smith," "schedule an appointment" and a few other things — but it's slower, less accurate and far narrower in scope.
