Sentence examples for narrow change from inspiring English sources

Even many of the state's powerful district attorneys say they support narrow change.

But what might help most is not some narrow change in the procedures to examine business combinations but a broadening of the objectives of competition policy.

While the graphene film shows a narrow change of 2.84 nm.

Former players fear that the current generation's reliance on Riot and other stakeholders to advocate for them is producing slow and narrow change.

Compared to high-profile proposals like breaking up the banks, the plan Clinton backed is a narrow change, but an important one that nerdy liberal activists have been championing for years.

As their opportunities narrow, change can't come soon enough for the children in Abu Dis.

These fights involve sweeping issues of creativity, and narrow changes in copyright law.

Hopes for an easing of tensions in the Middle East apparently helped Jersey Standard, which rose a point to 62, but most other oil issues finished with narrow changes.

Questions posed by the board members suggested they were leaning toward making narrow changes in the existing rules, like shortening amortization schedules or reducing the number of actuarial methods that plans may use.

Now, Senate GOP leaders plan to move ahead with votes they hope will culminate at the end of the week in the passage of at least narrow changes to the ACA that will become the basis for negotiations with the House.

Thanks - Chris Dec. 16, 2000: Celebrating a Victory Mr. Long celebrates the bill's passage, crediting work by Enron and other players as Mr. Gramm, after getting certain narrow changes in the legislation, removes his hold and lets the bill go to a vote in the Senate.