Sentence examples for narrow most from inspiring English sources

But lawmakers on both sides agreed that the window for action on immigration is narrow, most likely limited to the remaining months of this year, before the next fiscal deadlines, or maybe to early next spring.

When the aperture distribution is narrow (σ = 0.1), the distribution of Q is also narrow: Most of the fractures carry a similar amount of flow.

Television being as richly rewarding as it is these days, it is damn near impossible to narrow most of these categories down to a mere six suggested nominees, so in some cases I won't.

Coke, in his report of the case (published in 1604) reports that the judgment was unanimous, while more modern commentators such as Boyer assert that it was narrow, most likely 6 to 5, with the dividing line being between the King's Bench judges and Common Pleas.

The concentration range for a genotoxic effect is very narrow, most probably because the dose response could be influenced by cytotoxic effects of both PMA and p-BQ.

They used the low LD analyses to narrow most regions, which will make subsequent functional studies a little easier, and found at least one novel region within GNPDA2 to be associated with BMI risk in African American individuals.

Only in the narrowest, most anatomically bound sense.

Spreads narrowed most in shares which previously had the widest spreads.

It did it again on Sunday in the narrowest, most intense finish to a 10-month English season imaginable.

Ringfenced by the narrowest, most disciplinarian of the mind doctors, it's better known for what it keeps out than what it allows in.

All vision of a better future seems to have been lost, replaced with a refusal to look beyond the narrowest, most shortsighted notion of self-interest.