Sentence examples for its too narrow from inspiring English sources

Vehicles cannot travel in certain areas around parked vehicles, as its too narrow.

Evidently, his hometown had come to seem suffocatingly provincial to him, its horizons too narrow for anyone interested in a truly national German literature.

At 75 years old the Ambassador is out-of-date, its four lanes too narrow and its approach too steep, but none of the 130 other crossings to Canada is so perfectly placed.

Its purview is too narrow and its premises are undemocratic.

There are also claims by those who've used it that its focus is too narrow and that it represents no more than a glorified set of chat rooms.

Campaigners for assisted dying support it but believe its provisions are too narrow.

Victims say that its remit was too narrow, and that it did not hear evidence about children being taken out of homes to visit abusers.

Though there may be no single explanation for why the block has struggled relative to its peers, earlier theories were that its sidewalks were too narrow.

Responding to criticism that its focus is too narrow, or even racist, it has since launched preliminary inquiries into alleged crimes in Ukraine, Palestine, Iraq and Honduras.

Perhaps its cynicism was too corrosive for the times, or perhaps its purview was too narrow.

Its buildings, even after renovation, were unsuitable, she said, and its curriculum was too narrow, with every lesson being linked in some way to the Qur'an or the life of the Prophet Muhammad.