Sentence examples for more narrow in from inspiring English sources

'Fidel' is more narrow in focus; I tried to get him angry this time".

French and German universities are also popular, but more narrow in their allure.

Gay marriage will make the movement more effective in the short run, and it will make its goals more narrow in the long run.

Many residents of these insulated communities are likely to become more narrow in their views and insensitive to those who live around them.

Key-word searches can be made either more general or more narrow in scope by means of logical operators (e.g., disjunction and conjunction).

The Bush campaign could afford to be more narrow in aiming at swing voters, Mr. Rove explained, because Republicans rallied behind Mr. Bush faster than Democrats did behind Mr. Gore.

Hydrophobic HMEs were found to cause more narrowing in ETT diameter compared to hygroscopic ones [ 37].

A more narrow bail-in process pertaining to federal observer certification is prescribed in Section 3(a).

In addition, die temperature varies over a more narrow range in comparison with extrusion in the conventional iso-speed mode.

Here, we use the term in a more narrow sense, in order to indicate the evolution of female preferences for male ornaments, which may or may not be indicators of genetic or phenotypic quality.

The accessible potential window in solid material is more narrow than in analogous liquid organic electrolyte.