Sentence examples for form of narrowing from inspiring English sources

Another study, using MRI scanning, showed that thirty-six per cent of people over sixty had a herniated disk, and some eighty to ninety per cent of them had significant disk degeneration in the form of narrowing or bulging.

Liberalism, like every system of belief, is just another form of narrow-minded, self-serving politics.

Silver became common in the 19th century in the form of narrow oblong bars.

The government has long given support to such organizations, but usually in the form of narrow grants.

Yet they also want low indirect costs, in the form of narrow dealing spreads that is, the difference between buy and sell prices.

Blue jets propagate out of the tops of thunderclouds at surprisingly low velocities (roughly 100 km, or 60 miles, per second) in the form of narrow cones of light that are blue in colour.

Page A4 OIL EMBARGO OF IRAN NEARS The European Union moved closer to imposing a phased oil embargo on Iran and some form of narrow sanctions on transactions with Iran's central bank, European and French diplomats said.

PARIS — The European Union moved closer to imposing a phased oil embargo on Iran and some form of narrow sanctions against transactions with Iran's central bank, European and French diplomats said on Friday.

In a blogpost last September on the left's response (or lack of it) to Saudi Arabia's bombing of Yemen, Baraka wrote: "Sanders supporters have not only fallen into the ideological trap of a form of narrow 'left' nativism, but also the white supremacist ethical contradiction that reinforces racist cynicism in which some lives are disposable for the greater good of the west.

With Herder's achievement of this refined form of narrow expressivism and Hamann's articulation of his broad expressivism, there were now two plausible but competing theories available.

Class II division 1 malocclusion can have discrepancies in all three dimensions in the form of narrow maxilla, high palate, and sagittal discrepancy.