Sentence examples for narrow range of options from inspiring English sources

As Boyd joins forces with other thieves, the gang's adventures unspool without suspense or glorification; instead, Mr. Morlando's chilly compositions, awash in shades of ice and shadow, emphasize Boyd's increasingly narrow range of options and air of despondency.

The Culture and Islamic Guidance ministry chose the "Veil and Chastity Day" festival to disclose this narrow range of options, explaining that they were intended to counter a "Western cultural invasion".

After all, in a interview for an exhibition of Utagawa Hiroshige woodblock prints he curated in 2008, he seemed envious of the narrow range of options available to his hero, the 19th-century Japanese artist: "I think Hiroshige would have had much more of a sense of what his role was and what the job entailed.

One aspect of the present crisis is an increased dependence, not only on foreign oil, but on a narrow range of energy options.

But they could make something pleasing whose appearance derived from the narrow range of material options available, within a tight budget.

Its questionability arises from its orientation around exclusive groups ("groupsite" being its word for "network") and from its very narrow range of customization options.

A narrower range of inventory options is another disadvantage of older corporate business travel booking platforms, according to Meir.

Policy support for a wider range of livelihood options will also help overcome the reliance on a narrow range of resources and thereby mitigate over-exploitation of those resources.

For these items, the probability of rating a particular option (level of severity) corresponded to a relatively well defined and narrow range of severity.

Yet Roth sees sexuality from a narrow range of angles.

"I have such a narrow range of concentration".