Sentence examples for it is narrowly from inspiring English sources
As far as Aranda de Duero, Spain, it is narrowly confined by its banks; it then widens across the broad plains of Old Castile.
It is narrowly ahead of Delta's Johannesburg-Atlanta link, at 8,440 miles.
"My main issue with her target is that it is narrowly constrained to solar," said Trembath.
"Wherever productivity is surging today, it is narrowly related to computers," said Robert J. Gordon, a Northwestern University economist.
Why? There's a huge debate going on about "sexualisation", but it is narrowly focused on explicit portrayals of sexuality in videos aimed at a young market.
In the US, it is narrowly edged out by MySpace but users still spend around 174 minutes on the site each month.
In November the company laid off 38 employees, including its dancers and its artistic director, John Alleyne; it was narrowly able to stage its year-end production of "The Nutcracker" but has canceled planned tours.
They win a corner but it's narrowly past the post after an almighty scramble.
It was narrowly defeated in the Senate, but cropped up again in 1977, when Jimmy Carter endorsed the idea.
"Its job isn't to come up with the best ideas for mankind, or the U.S. It's narrowly focussed".
