Sentence examples for narrow opening for from inspiring English sources

Advisers have acknowledged that Mr. Santorum's record of conservatism on social issues is all but unimpeachable, leaving a narrow opening for Mr. Romney to challenge his right-wing credentials.

Others in Washington are not so sure, fearing that the strain of a re-election fight and a potential conservative primary challenge could close the narrow opening for legislative achievement in this Congress.

The outer tongue sheath is reduced, and delineates a narrow opening for the tongue in Dipsas, while it forms a larger opening for the tongue in Sibon, Sibynomorphus, and Tropidodipsas.

It looks more like a warehouse than a cathedral, with narrow openings for windows and corrugated metal on the roof.

He liked to allow, from time to time, a measure of dissent: the odd civil-society N.G.O., narrow openings for opposition parties, independent newspapers or TV channels.

Fischer had been famous for his unusually narrow opening repertoire: for example, almost invariably playing 1.e4 as White, and almost always playing the Najdorf Variation of the Sicilian Defence as Black against 1.e4.

Later, top lawmakers and Congressional officials said that they thought a narrow opening existed for a far-reaching agreement, and that the next 48 hours and the Sunday meeting would prove pivotal.

The fraction of energy dissipated in the hole region was 12 15% for stators with narrow opening and only 8% for stator with wide opening.

He spotted a narrow opening and sprinted 27 yards for a first down.

The girl kicked out a wooden panel on the basement door, wriggled through the narrow opening, then punched out a window and screamed for help, the authorities said.

"That's a very narrow opening," says Bergman. "It's a lot of paperwork for very little volume".