Sentence examples for much more narrow from inspiring English sources

That's a much more narrow range.

Therefore, the margin of potential benefit is much more narrow.

Mr. Wang has adopted a much more narrow reading.

Although the scholarly writing ranges widely, a much more narrow scope is seen in the actual political-judicial debate.

The range of approval ratings for Trump is much more narrow than it was for prior presidents.

In many cases, those wins were much more narrow than Clinton's, which also helps power the gap between the electoral vote and the popular one.

They're much more narrow-minded.

"A decade ago, Madrid had a much more narrow-minded approach to culture because of all the money that it had.

"I don't think you will have much more narrowing of the time of death than we have now, and that benefits the defense," said Los Angeles lawyer Barry Levin, a former LAPD officer who has represented numerous defendants in homicide cases.

Costal area nearly as wide as subcostal area, and much more narrowed on pterostigmatic area, proximally with 5 6 veinlets preserved.

However, the window for slaughtering cattle is much more narrower for areas that do get snow from November or December through to May.