Sentence examples for is unusually narrow from inspiring English sources

Although the room is unusually narrow, one entire wall is largely given over to cabinets, most of which conceal bookcases.

To avoid this, perform all QA procedures on the Tc-99 m window, unless the window is unusually narrow, in which case attention must be paid to resetting the window after QA.

To avoid this, perform all quality assurance procedures on the 99mTc window, unless the window is unusually narrow, in which case attention must be paid to resetting the window after quality assurance.

But in a few cases, the margins of victory were unusually narrow.

The majority was unusually narrow for a Council vote, 29 to 22, reflecting the emotional, intellectual and political ferment over the issue.

Kirk McLean, MerchSource's president, says that the screen's dimensions -- it's a seven-inch diagonal -- mimics that of a hard-back book, but I found the display to be unusually narrow.

The Blasens designed the paths to be unusually narrow, so that walkers have to focus on what's immediately around them, and to call other senses into play as well, with the crunch of gravel underfoot and the sharp herbal scents released when walkers brush into strategically planted sage and other fragrant shrubs.

Ankylosaur skulls (Fig. 4) are unusually wide and flat on top with large processes and other ornamentation, while stegosaur skulls (Fig. 5b) are unusually narrow and low.

The stents can't be placed in patients whose arteries are unusually narrow or wide, nor in those whose arteries have lots of twists and turns, which make proper placement a nightmare.

The stage is unusually wide and shallow, the audience space narrow front to back.

Even the exterior of the narrow building on College Street is unusually attractive.