Sentence examples for narrow stands from inspiring English sources

The academic tenure process, where you have to publish to journals which are very narrow, stands in the way of great research.

Perhaps that's because the previous tenants at this narrow, stand-alone, two-story building (Pourattitudes and the Light House among them) were dedicated to drinking, not eating.

It was filled with devilishly sloping fairways, spectacular lake views and a closing-hole par 5 that began in a narrow stand of trees, skirted past a swamp and finished with a serpentine uphill approach to a plateau green.

Although the scatter plots of Fig. 5 do not reveal any narrow stand stage which is optimal for fertilization, it can be concluded that very young stands or dense mature stands should not be fertilized.

The new stand was then the narrowest stand in the league.

Unemployment, by a narrow definition, stands at 26.5%; some estimates go as high as 40%.

Under a narrow cliff stands a 115m-high arch of black rock, big enough for a boat to pass through.

Just 200 yards or so north of Lindenwald is a park where well-marked trails widen and narrow, traversing stands of white pine, maple, elm and birch.

If his narrow victory stands, Mr. Amador will become the first person of Portuguese descent elected to office in the city of Newark, which has a large Portuguese-American population.

The speeches began, and Ellison moved to the top of a staircase, where a narrow lectern stood.

He said the Internet-only merchants "who sell discrete products or serve a narrow niche stand a chance, but those who go head-to-head with a mass merchant are dead in the water".