Sentence examples for get narrow from inspiring English sources

Ultrasound is commonly used to influence crystallization processes to get narrow crystal-size distributions and uniform products.

Geologically, it's very difficult to get narrow intervals, you need to match up samples from different sites around the world and this involves painstaking research and a large amount of samples.

You get narrow interests and you don't face the broader challenge.

There's this special section of the parade route as it comes into the Short North district, where the streets get narrow and the crowd is close.

Furthermore, you get narrower columns of text.

"They get narrower and narrower and more elite and nepotistic".

Or the way parking spaces at the mall seem to get narrower year by year?

"They are becoming increasingly boxed in, and their options get narrower".

"The market's going to get narrower and narrower after 12 weeks where everything rallies," he predicted.

Usually, as a supernova expands, it reveals deeper, more-slowly moving material, and the lines in its spectrum get narrower.

But "if one or two fuel lines get narrowed," said Dr. Bertram Pitt of the University of Michigan, "that engine starts to sputter".