Sentence examples for is more narrow from inspiring English sources
Mr. Romney's range is more narrow at 36 votes.
'Fidel' is more narrow in focus; I tried to get him angry this time".
"I.B.M.'s footprint is more narrow today than it was when I started.
The goal of QE proper is more narrow, however to raise demand and it is meant to achieve this goal in a few different ways.
You come into a big, complex organization, and maybe your experience is more narrow, so you inevitably go to the thing that is familiar to you because it's a chance to feel secure and comfortable.
The cells of organisms also contain solutions of dissolved ions, but the range of salinity that occurs in tissues is more narrow than the range that occurs in nature.
The Taliban goal was more narrow.
My preferences are more narrow and individualistic than ever.
"And I told her, 'No, ma'am, I'm more narrow than that.
The formal charges against him, however, are more narrow and relate to seven charity funds that he controlled and from which prosecutors have accused him of syphoning off more than $500m.
This term was already in the air, but Bloom's huge best-seller both popularized it and gave it philosophical ballast as an accusation, though his own lament was more narrow.
