Sentence examples for looks narrow from inspiring English sources

Unless boards are willing to consider a less-obvious choice, someone who has never been a chief executive, for example, the market looks narrow, said Rakesh Khurana, who is an assistant professor at the Harvard Business School and who is writing a book on the chief executive labor market.

This cosmopolis looks narrow and parochial, now we know, in 2012, that the crash had real causes and effects on real people's lives far away from the Manhattan stretch limo, far from the exotic travails of this glamorous trader whose business is rather sketchily imagined.

But today it looks narrow-minded, small-hearted and mean-spirited.

Clinton's candidacy looks narrower than ever, more confined to those whose experience of life approximates her own.

Sanders was returning to Vermont on Wednesday for a meeting with his advisers, which is likely to consider what kind of campaign he wants to keep running as the mathematical route to the nomination looks narrower and narrower.

This early italic is not nearly as condensed as its later descendants; the letters (e.g., o or n) are nearly as wide as they are tall, but the script looks narrower than it is because it has very tall ascenders and wide spaces between the lines of writing.

In person, it looks narrower and a little shorter than a Kia Sorento but slightly larger than a Kia Sportage.

One side of the fork seems to commonly offer a wider and smoother path, whereas the other often looks narrower and bumpier.

It was the right style, and looked narrow.

Then someone in charge said, "We can't do that — it makes the show look narrow.

On the campaign trail, the party looked narrow in its ambitions, preferring chequebook politics to radical policies.