"More children are enrolled in primary school today than ever before, and the gender gap in education is narrowing," noted Ms. Veneman.
The typical swing, slide, roundabout set-up found in most playgrounds is very narrow, he notes.
By reducing the cost of buying assets, you increase the demand".People tend to think of two types of money: narrow money (notes and coins) and broad money (bank accounts and other kinds of assets).
"For burrowing snakes, you can't spread your jaws wide apart in a narrow tunnel," notes evolutionary morphologist Kenneth Kardong of Washington State University in Pullman.
Too many House Republicans have districts dominated by narrow, single-note, ideology-driven constituencies that see an ever expanding "them" threatening the heritage of a slowly shrinking "us".
Sessions partly explained these discrepancies in terms of narrow semantics, noting that he may have met with Russians but had not met with them about colluding to interfere in the election.
That means that having started with a completely unpredictable chordal texture, because everyone sings a note of their own choosing for the very first word, the pitch content of the piece gradually narrows as notes are shared among the ensemble, until there's just a single singer and a single note left.
This poetry, sung in a narrow, five-note melodic range, lacked both rhyme and stanza structure, but it hewed to a single, all-purpose metric formula that served as a memory aid, so that the unlettered Finns could easily remember old poems and improvise new ones.
At a time when initial public offerings and other investment-banking business is scarce, Wall Street is all too happy to assist in rolling out a steady stream of ever narrower ETFs, notes Reilly, who formerly headed up equity compliance for Goldman Sachs.
A statistically significant reduction in joint space narrowing was noted in the lateral tibiofemoral compartment, yet no changes were noted in the medial compartment, nor were changes noted in the patient reported outcome scores.
