Sentence examples for made by narrow from inspiring English sources
The welded joint microstructure is inhomogeneous for NiCrMoV rotor made by narrow gap submerged arc welding (NG-SAW), which could affect the properties in different zones of welded joint.
Without that understanding there is little to distinguish the call of Jewish leaders for Jewish unity and solidarity from the demands made by narrow nationalist movements that too often degenerate in xenophobia".
(And at a time when the American economy was at a 35-year peak and unemployment was 4.7percentt!) Since politicians do not want to lead and the public does not want to be led, foreign policy is increasingly being made by narrow interest groups (business lobbies, ethnic organizations) often with a single agenda, who pressure Congress and the Administration to enact their favorite policy.
Some of the appeals request fresh votes on rulings made by a narrow margin, like the guilty verdict for Mr. Oliveira e Silva, the former presidential chief of staff, for unlawful conspiracy, or essentially orchestrating the vote-buying scheme.
A rug of this type is made by pulling narrow strips of wool or cotton cloth or wool yarn, with a tool roughly resembling a buttonhook, up through a basic material of coarse linen or burlap.
As ticket prices rise ever upwards, I wonder whether that means that artists and audiences are inclined to see a narrower range of work made by a narrower range of artists.
Many of the court's most important decisions have been made by the narrowest of margins five votes to four.
They are the final arbiters of the limits within which Americans must live, so it is hardly surprising that when a vacancy occurs, the question of who will fill it arouses a fair bit of excitement.Many of the court's most important decisions have been made by the narrowest of margins, five votes to four, and Ms O'Connor has been the swing vote on some of the most high-profile ones.
Round wire was probably made by cutting plates into narrow strips, which were then hammered and filed round.
The Xinhua Daily Telegraph said what was really needed to promote the purity of Chinese was greater respect for usage choices made by ordinary speakers, and less "narrow-minded linguistic nationalism".
The ad cites a PolitiFact column that focused on a narrow point made by Obama in the last presidential debate, saying Romney would not have provided any government assistance to the automakers.
