Sentence examples for narrow who from inspiring English sources

"It's almost the pendulum swings the other way in that there are probably going to be some players that are able to get on the straight and narrow who are going to be bypassed because people are going to be afraid of getting into a situation like this".

However, had a more narrow WHO suspect H5N1 case definition been adopted, four fatal and four non-fatal H5N1 cases might have been missed due to the initial absence of documented shortness of breath as required under the WHO suspect H5N1 case definition.

The suspect list narrows: Who is the 'Wet Prince of Bel-Air'?

First of all, the circulating definition of cougar narrows who we are.

The amendments overturned a series of Supreme Court decisions that had severely narrowed who was covered by the law and resulted in many people with diabetes and other chronic illnesses being denied protection from discrimination.

"You could probably narrow down who it is".

He's a religious person with a narrow focus who works on his own".

But there are still some brokers with a very narrow focus who are known as building specialists, and in at least one case, as a block specialist.

Not only did he himself die at liberty, but he protected an entire generation of the narrow elite who rose with him.

Characterized by historians as "a flamboyant reactionary," Sipyagin was a man of narrow views who had unquestioning faith in autocracy as the proper form of government for Russia.

"The group that speaks formally for Malaysian Islam is a very narrow group who have taken a very puritanical approach," said Mr. Barton.