Sentence examples for mostly narrow from inspiring English sources

These missions have mostly narrow energy band capability in either X-ray or UV regions.

Despite the tightness that comes from living side by side in mostly narrow two-story homes, people largely keep to themselves.

The Court had first heard arguments in the case in March, 2009, and the questions raised then were mostly narrow ones — whether McCain-Feingold pertained to video-on-demand technology, for example.

Like the rolling green landscape itself, there was no flat, no lukewarm and no moderation, the 107 runners climbing 17,500 feet and descending about the same on mostly narrow single-track trails.

We see in the masked mob what we want to see, mostly narrow and catastrophic political failures of one kind or another, or outright endemic sickness and evil, but there seemed no way of getting those involved to explain their lives to us, or even a desire to have them do so.

18. Driving for an hour on a mostly narrow, pothole-laden roads bordered by farmland hardly seems like an entree to Eden.

But as the race has mostly narrowed to Trump and Cruz, Trump has benefited from flattering contrasts to the Texas senator, who has developed a reputation for stoking collegial divisions in his short three years in the Senate.

In this century, he's mostly narrowed his focus to early rock and roll and its immediate descendants, and to early blues and old-time music but he remains a cartographer, by turns, of utopia or doom.

In this century, he's mostly narrowed his focus to early rock and roll and its immediate descendants, and to early blues and old-time music — but he remains a cartographer, by turns, of utopia or doom.

Air Algerie has begun planning the next phase of its fleet development, with initial studies finding a requirement for 35 "mostly narrow-body" planes by 2025.

On the other hand, transparency was mostly narrowed to imply the easy availability and access to all the information about the activities and resources being used.