Sentence examples for longer narrowing from inspiring English sources

"The gap is no longer narrowing but widening".

Coyotes are light-boned, rangier in body with longer, narrower jaws and smaller ears and feet.

But Mark had recently started saying that I needed another board — a longer, narrower thruster — for bigger waves.

The hafting problem became acute as improvements in armour dictated longer, narrower blades designed primarily for piercing rather than cutting.

The skis used are longer, narrower, and lighter than those used in more-mountainous, Alpine-type terrain.

By late Roman times, war galleys had become sharply differentiated from merchantmen by their longer, narrower hulls and prow rams.

The American tree moss has longer, narrower capsules with longer beaks and a leaf different from that of the European tree moss.

Groups of short, wide segments are formed at intervals along the body; the segments between these groups are longer, narrower, and not in contact with the ground.

Baby brain on board ReprintsPalaeoamericans have longer, narrower craniums than modern native Americans, and their faces are smaller and project forward more.

Cross-country skis are somewhat longer, narrower, and lighter than Alpine skis, and freestyle skis are somewhat shorter than Alpine skis.

Longer narrow orbits versus shorter wider orbits can be described by PC3, and PC4 represents variation in the degree of ortho/prognathism.