Sentence examples for is rather narrow from inspiring English sources

Despite the ambitious formal range of his writing, Haig's focus is rather narrow.

While the luggage space in the trunk is rather narrow, bags can be stacked to the ceiling.

Given the fertility and mortality characteristics of the human species (excluding incidents of catastrophic mortality), the range of possible rates of natural increase is rather narrow.

The dispersion of the charge formation probability about the most probable charge (Zp) is rather narrow and approximately Gaussian in shape and is nearly independent of the mass split as well as of the fissioning species.

But while her study is hardly a simple account of the artist's sex life, it actually is rather narrow, especially compared with the panoramic sweep of David Sweetman's 1996 biography, and it relegates Gauguin's art to the background.

According to Mr. Singhal, the consultant, "India's product basket for exports is rather narrow, and the supply base highly fragmented, so that scaling up to supply larger volumes can be a challenge for most exporters".

The range of topics that would be generally held to fall within the field of psycholinguistics nowadays is rather narrower, however, than that covered in the survey by Osgood and Sebeok.

As in the previous case, after this zone, a softening occurs in the interior of the sample, although the magnitude of the zone affected by heat is rather narrower than for the other steel, since in approximately 3 mm, it recovers practically the original mechanical behavior.

3) The Discussion part is rather narrowed to a specific role of uS7 in eukaryotic initiation.

Yentob's own office was rather narrow.

Popular spots like Store Bay and Turtle Beach can get pretty crowded, especially since the beaches themselves are rather narrow.