Sentence examples for most a narrow from inspiring English sources
The NESS theory therefore has at most a narrow range of application.
In contrast, the area around the present Tsushima Strait, at the southern end of the sea, was probably occupied by a land bridge or at most, a narrow strait, indicated by the lack of Pliocene marine deposits on southwestern Honshu and the northern Kyushu islands.
The 176 instruments filled most of a narrow block in Greenwich Village, Cornelia Street between Bleecker Street and West Fourth Streets.
NEW YORK LIST PRICE: $699,000 BEDROOMS 00 BATHROOMS: 1 INTERIOR: 550sq.ft.LOT SIZE: N/A RENOVATED: 2005 This studio apartment in Greenwich Village was designed by AvroKO -- a group of young Manhattan architects -- to make the most of a narrow loft with 13-foot ceilings.
The calmest part the eye is surrounded by the most active: a narrow, 15-kilometer-wide band of wind and rain known as the eyewall.
A bright narrowband around the circle is an outstanding feature displayed by CPD of the yeast PIN (Fig. 1a): Most links are short and connect closely sitting nodes, which means that most nodes have a narrow spectrum of partners.
With just a week until polling day, most forecasters predict a narrow victory of between three and five points for the incumbent.
It examines van Gogh's relationship to nature at its most intimate, cutting a narrow path through his achievement, with 45 often small, sometimes seemingly tossed-off paintings.
They are cheered by last year's elections to the European Parliament, in which the Conservatives won the most votes, by a narrow margin.
While black athletes of the Harlem Rens' generation struggled for equality and fairness, the contemporary athlete attempts to find a way to get the most out of a narrow window of tremendous earning potential.
The purpose of the therapy is to selectively kill tumour cells and to leave normal cells unharmed a very difficult task because most drugs have a narrow therapeutic zone beyond which they harm normal cells as well as cancer cells.
