Sentence examples for narrow foundation from inspiring English sources
"An economy with such a narrow foundation for growth is fundamentally unstable and wasteful — because we are not making use of the talent out there in all parts of our United Kingdom".
It can be used in the dewatering of a long and narrow foundation pit, such as a subway foundation pit.
The public finances rest on narrow foundations: the government collected less than 13% of GDP in taxes last year, a paltry ratio that helps explain why public investment amounted to less than 3% of the economy.
They were connected by a recessed passageway about 9.8 feet long but only about 8.9 feet across at its narrowest, the foundations for which suggest a heavy structure, perhaps including a vaulted ceiling.
AFTER its narrow squeaks over foundation hospitals and university tuition fees, the government is understandably keen to show there will be no slackening in the pace of public-sector reform.
We need loudly to ask an uncomfortable question: do foundations narrow wealth inequalities or simply preserve them?
Research in the last decade has produced significant results on the theory and foundation of narrowing, but little has been published on the use of narrowing in programming.
It was as if the character of Archie had been building a foundation of narrow-mindedness and self-contradiction specifically so that he could be sent reeling by Davis's simple smooch.
Vaiont, at that time the second highest dam in the world, was built across a narrow gorge on limestone foundations so that the crest, 262 metres (858 feet) above the valley bottom, was only 190 metres (623 feet) in length.
The article describes the experience of designing, arrangement and testing of anchors for fixing the protection of deep foundation pits in narrow urban areas on various construction projects during the reconstruction.
"The application pool gets larger and more competitive as the financial need of students increases, but the foundation has to narrow it down to 30 to 40 final recipients".
