Sentence examples for generally narrow from inspiring English sources

Because most Japanese lines were developed from a limited number of ancestral lines, such as 'Haward17' and 'General Chanzy', genetic diversity is considered to be generally narrow in Japanese germplasm.

Bathyal fauna reflect the generally narrow ranges of temperature and salinity that occur.

In the upper portion of the Don that is, as far downstream as the southeastward bend the river flows along the eastern edge of the Central Russian Upland through a generally narrow valley.

The robots have to be compact in home and office environments, because these places are generally narrow.

Also, as a result of his deification, we ignore the fact that many aspects of Shakespeare's work -- such as the writing in Hamlet or the generally narrow range of female roles in his plays -- just aren't that awesome.

Thus, the scheme estimated that the best single axis of variation between the potential crown shapes of these trees stretches from species with generally narrow, columnar crowns (low Tj), to species with generally wider, more gently curved crowns (high Tj) (see Fig. 2).

Women-specific snowshoes are generally narrower.

Judge Hochberg's ruling, however, precludes prosecutors from discussing suspected omissions in S.E.C. reports, generally narrowing attacks against any actions Mr. Schiff may have taken to mislead investors.

Service workers span the gamut from hotel maids to brain surgeons, while the pay range is generally narrower in the manufacturing sector.

The gaps between native and foreign-born residents of New York and New Jersey in education, poverty and health insurance coverage were also generally narrower than in other states.

A sharp-eyed observer might also notice the changes to the fascia panels to accommodate the shape of American license plates, which are generally narrower and deeper than European plates.