Sentence examples for from narrow to from inspiring English sources

Foliage varies from narrow to broad, and leaves are often variegated.

The perspectives range from narrow to broad according to style, period and nationality.

The Green vote increased four-fold nationally, while her own majority swelled from narrow to secure, yet in every interview following her re-election as MP, Caroline Lucas faced the same question: where was the surge?

He explained that as Internet service progressed from narrow to broadband, it would be easier for those providing the service to favor some forms of content -- theirs -- over others.

With guides in hand, I am forever (in my mind) switching trains in Teschen, boarding tramp steamers in Genoa for the Sardinian coast or calculating where the rail gauge changes from narrow to standard between Hanoi and Kunming.

The four definitions are ordered from narrow to rather broad.

The pattern of consumption, however, has changed dramatically, with a switch from narrow- to broad-spectrum drugs, e.g., replacement of sulfonamide/trimethoprim with ciprofloxacin and penicillin or amoxicillin with amoxicillin/clavulanic acid.

Golf club grips come in multiple sizes, from very narrow to very thick.

Updated at 3.29pm GMT 3.26pm GMT Heins says: We've seen the industry move from narrow band to broadband, from analogue to digital, and now at RIM we intend to lead the move from mobile connections to mobile computing.

"We've seen the industry move from narrow band to broadband, from analogue to digital, and now at RIM we intend to lead the move from mobile communications to mobile computing.

'Excellence' in the context of career progression needs to be reconsidered at a senior level, moving away from narrow definitions to something more all-encompassing.