Sentence examples for narrow option from inspiring English sources

Instead of trying to do the broader territory and the narrow focus, they should have stuck with the narrow option.

From India's Nehru to Yugoslavia's Tito, the looming superpowers both courted and villainized these emerging characters, licking their lips at the possibility of proxy-loyalty and offering the narrow option of the carrot or the stick.

The Obama administration also offered the Supreme Court a more narrow option, suggesting it could "resolve this case by focusing on the particular circumstances presented by California law and the recognition it gives to committed same-sex relationships, rather than addressing the equal protection issue under circumstances not present here".

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This means that Germany, technically, has only a caretaker government at the moment, and Merkel has only some narrow options.

In either case, the results in bankruptcy are significant, leaving the bankruptcy estate with increasingly narrow options if the company is to survive.

When our public story of violence and gender offers men and women such narrow options, how does a successful model like Brook make sense of her violence?

Unlike the previously announced event, scheduled for late July, next week's hearing will allow for public comment on redevelopment issues before the corporation begins to narrow options being developed by its own planners and others outside the corporation.

Faced with narrow options for dealing with North Korea and strained ties with South Korea, a senior Bush administration delegation signaled its willingness today to pursue dialogue to resolve the nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula.

Of the narrow options, the clear victor was the Cramerton cloth, modeled on a pre-World War II Army style, which were sturdy but supple, and soft on the skin.

The group can narrow options down, Wegener says, but does not advocate for particular policies.