In this Congress, with Democrats having only narrow control of the Senate, it has taken six months for the full chamber to vote on some nominees after they were approved by the Judiciary Committee.
Lacking an advance trading plan, an executive has only narrow windows (most often excluding the period from the beginning of the quarter's third month to 72 hours after the quarterly earnings release) in which it is safe to trade.
Yet Mr Roy has only narrowed, not erased, Mr Whitfield's initial 20-point lead.
And the spread has only narrowed a bit since the Fed's action.
The New York City Opera's shutdown next season while its home, the State Theater, is being renovated has only narrowed their options — and led to new possibilities for performers and audiences.
The latest UK data shows that around four in 10 men (39%) now survive cancer for at least 10 years compared with around five in 10 women.Despite improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of certain forms of cancer the sex differential in cancer death has only narrowed slightly in recent years.
That gap has only narrowed by 9 cents over the last 30 years, compared to 22 cents for white women, Pew Research Center reported in 2016.
Her allies have only a narrow majority in Congress.
Last month, Express Scripts, one of the largest pharmacy benefit-management companies, said that Celebrex and a rival Merck drug, Vioxx, were being overly prescribed and have only a narrow benefit over older drugs like ibuprofen and naproxen, which are available in generic and over-the-counter versions for a fraction of the price.
Because universities and nonprofit groups often know that their news releases may have only a narrow audience, they may be loath to spend several hundred dollars to distribute a release over PR Newswire or Business Wire -- the two main services that corporate America relies on to disseminate news releases.
