Sentence examples for given a narrow from inspiring English sources
Until the closing speeches I would have given a narrow victory to Cameron.
The base-closure commissions were given a narrow focus on military installations and a goal of more efficient government activities.
For instance, people could be given a narrow window to enroll, and those who miss the deadline would face lengthy waiting periods for coverage.
If a criminal statute is ambiguous in its meaning or application, it is often given a narrow interpretation favourable to the accused.
Proclaiming principles that free ships make free goods and that contraband be given a narrow definition, Catherine invited the leading maritime nations not involved in the war to enforce their rights by banding together in a neutral confederation.
The Justice Department is entrusted with, among other things, protecting the interests of American consumers and, given a narrow focus on price, its move on the publishers makes sense.
Given a narrowed conception of national interest and the president's discomfort with the idea of "nation building," foreign assistance would seem a natural next target.
The exchange rate with the dollar is "out of line with fundamentals," given a narrowing in economic growth rates between the United States and Europe, he said.
These facts bring the case within the terms of the statute, unless the words 'in any line of commerce' are to be given a narrower meaning than a literal reading of them conveys.
