Sentence examples for has been very narrow from inspiring English sources

Since the start of the millennium, the range has been very narrow - between 34.4% and 36.4%.America has seen high top rates of tax in the 1970s, followed by Reagan tax cuts, Clinton tax increases and Bush junior cuts.

"I think the debate around the EU and the future of Europe has been very narrow and confined by the forces of the right.

Bots are generative (almost exclusively creating language), but historically have been very narrow in function and limited to small interaction on a specified topic.

We have been very narrow in how we've attacked; now, with two excellent distributors at Nos 10 and 12, we must look to expand that.

Another clinician remarked that he had been very 'narrow minded' but that the MSc had 'helped him see the breadth, opened his mind'.

"It [the search area] has been very much narrowed down because we've now had a series of detections, some for quite a long period of time," Mr Abbott said.

South of Santiago, the central region of the long, narrow country has been very badly hit; many of its Pacific coastal communities were ravaged by the tsunami that followed the quake, its towns and cities cut off because of extensive highway damage.

The result has largely been very narrow, partisan votes on trade.

"We will try to enter the phone and extract the evidence under the court order we have gotten that is very narrow and very focused".

White gay men have seen the most benefit of this visibility and inclusion, even if it has been through very narrow characterizations in terms of class, education, looks, and acculturation.

Speaking from an Austrian point of view, I find Point 59 regrettable on the grounds that it has turned out to be very narrow and does not do justice to the need for Europe-wide safety standards.