Sentence examples for much narrower and from inspiring English sources

What is now Trinity Place was then much narrower, and the 67 Greenwich Street plot reached much farther east.

The body shape of the male crab, however, is much narrower and does not provide such protection.

But as comptroller, the range of interests is much narrower, and that is reflected in the list of donors that are bankrolling his campaign.

'Paul's not unaware of what is going on in the world but our focus had to be a much narrower and more selfish one,' Day-Lewis replies.

The reason for this is partly architectural: the window lights are comparatively much narrower and taller than those in French or English windows.

American said that its new Love Field service will equip Fokker 100's, which are much narrower and smaller than DC-9's, with 56 first-class seats.

The full ranges of OPS-C scores in both groups were much narrow and might not be able to obtain a significant or large correlation with the ASF-slopes.

The goal posts--much narrower and slightly higher than the NFL version--are flanked by a pair of nets (30 feet high by 35 feet wide).

Our academic competitors have much narrower wealth and income gaps and provide more equitable and generally better education than American schools.

Such an antenna receives radio signals from a much narrower area, and both Earth and the rover have to point their antennae much more precisely towards each other.

However, the preference for Silk Cut EU packs over standardised packs was by a much narrower margin and there was no significant difference for attractiveness between EU TPD and standardised packs in this brand (p=0.093).