Sentence examples for keep it narrow from inspiring English sources

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which is helping the administration develop standards, is being lobbied by insurers to adopt a broad definition and by consumer advocates to keep it narrow.

Photograph: Cathal McNaughton/Reuters Updated at 3.45pm GMT 3.29pm GMT 43 min Back come Ireland and they keep it narrow, before BOD sends a deflected kick through into the right-hand corner again.

Keep it narrow and low, not more than 12 inches.

While that may keep the trade deficit from widening further, spending by consumers will also keep it from narrowing, analysts said.

Enlarge the hole but keep it slightly narrower than the final diameter.

Keep it straight and narrow.

And this, not conscious decisions about how many calories to take in over days or weeks, is what regulates body weight to keep it in a narrow range, he added.

We just do not have any effective way to bend the arc of energy far enough outward and then confine it in a magnetic field to keep it straight and narrow.

It's sometimes called the Gaia Hypothesis, originated by James Lovelock, a geophysicist and geochemist... His basic idea is that the entire biosphere is regulated, working together in such a way to keep it within these fairly narrow parameters that will support life.

It needs its Central Bank to keep it on the straight and narrow.

A leaner HTC we have on our hands, but is that enough to keep it on the straight and narrow?