Sentence examples for in narrower from inspiring English sources

It typically matters only in narrower domains.

In narrower places, pathways lead to the beach.

But the Bush order cries out for redrafting in narrower, more careful terms.

Last year the Guardian counted 1,146 deaths caused by police in narrower terms.

More liquid markets generally result in narrower bid-ask spreads, which means better prices for traders.

In narrower and narrower fields, people acquire deeper and deeper skills.

"We will continue to see financial services institutions positioning themselves to have a bigger presence in narrower and narrower markets".

Wall Street firms have been scrambling to figure out how to make money trading stocks as the exchanges become automated and shares trade in narrower price increments.

The most vocal bloc consists of exporters and their allies in the commerce ministry, who worry that an ever more valuable yuan will result in narrower profit margins.

In narrower release, Rob Zombie's latest horror tale The Lords of Salem flopped with $622,000 in 355 theatres, for a dismal average of $1,752 a cinema.

In narrower terms, marketization refers to changes within the public sector where market mechanisms and incentives are introduced within public or publicly regulated organizations.