Sentence examples for narrow advance from inspiring English sources

Alcoa shares were choppy in after-hours trading, making a narrow advance as the market digested the Q2 results.

In order to make choices, people need their options narrowed in advance.

David Brooks ("The Real McCain," column, Feb. 26) champions John McCain for his record defying the narrow interests advanced by business lobbyists.

As a result, men have a lower incidence of osteoporotic fractures than women of a given age but the gap between the sexes narrows with advancing age (Chang et al 2004) and there is evidence that hip fractures in men are associated with greater mortality than in women (Campion and Maricic 2003).

To overcome that hurdle, Republicans plan to advance narrow legislation that already has some Democratic support.

Surely it is not the job of academic fields of study to advance narrow and partisan agendas, be they pro- or anti-American.

But to mention the merely functional format of "Birth of a Movement" is to highlight its limits, its narrow impact, in advance.

But I wonder if others will feel that the democracy our ancestors fought for so courageously should not be undermined to advance narrow party interest.

Moving on all fronts to advance narrow profit motives at the expense of civic values, large corporate lobbies and their law firms have produced a commanding, multi-faceted and powerful juggernaut.

One is that the sole purpose of the U.N. is to advance narrow U.S. interests, thereby ignoring its broader mandate of addressing serious global problems beyond the reach of nations acting alone.

There is a clear line -- drawn by conservatives at the Koch-funded american literaltive Exchange Council wish a listrand"wish list" andozensns of allies determined to limit voting rights in order to advance narrow interests.