Sentence examples for indeed a narrow from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a narrow neck joint should enable a wider range of movement of the head.

Competence, indeed, is a narrow ideal.

In North Carolina, perhaps the early vote confirms that Hagan indeed has a narrow lead over Tillis in the polls; the signal is in the same direction.

Code argues that "S knows that p" models of knowledge work only in a prescribed area; indeed, they favor a narrow kind of scientific knowledge.

Our prospectively collected data may offer encouraging information for proponents of DCD as the majority of deaths in the paediatric ICU did indeed occur within a narrow time span and 79% of children died within one hour, commonly given as the time limit within which organ procurement may occur.

The clear conclusion from this evidence was that Hughton's side had only to avoid a red card to achieve another narrow but useful victory; and a narrow victory it indeed turned out to be, but only after the Canaries had survived a second-half onslaught in which Sunderland might have earned at least a point had their finishing matched the intensity of their approach play.

Kelman is a narrow writer, and can indeed be monotonous (often usefully, sometimes merely).

Clearly there are possible expression platforms that would not alter transcript level, but adding this criterion focused our attention and hypothesis on a narrow group of genes indeed known to be cytokinin-regulated.

The size of the substrate binding pocket indicates that one glucose residue is added to the polysaccharide at a time, and indeed the narrow dimensions of the channel support the proposal that it would also only be possible to translocate the chain one residue at a time [ 32 ].

"If your job requires a narrow set of duties, then indeed your employment is at risk".

"Socrate" has simple dynamics, restrained orchestration (indeed, it may be performed by one piano), and a narrow vocal range.