Sentence examples for if narrow from inspiring English sources

It was spunky, if narrow in scope.

The race appears close, but polls show Mr. Obama retaining a consistent, if narrow, lead of 3.4 percentage points.

The analysis presents a sobering, if narrow, view of the city's performance in protecting abused, neglected and at-risk children.

But many kept believing in the pollsters who erroneously predicted a clear if narrow victory of the centre-left coalition.

By Hendrik Hertzberg One can make a plausible, if narrow, case that Bill Clinton was one of the most accomplished American politicians of the twentieth century.

Boards now see less of a need for their strategic vision and more for the strong, if narrow, skills and operating experience of younger candidates.

The digital mailbag spilled forth questions from bros today, from yet more people with dietary restrictions, from birthday celebrators and nice if narrow-minded people looking for good food, decently priced.

He has a clear if narrowing lead in opinion polls.

In the meantime, the gap between the norms of the Internet and those of television, if narrowing, remains.

What is interesting in the aggregate can be seem an invasiion of privacy if narrowed to an individual.

Players, though, just want to know if narrowing the focus of all of those officials will lead to more penalties called downfield.