Sentence examples for narrower from from inspiring English sources

Though Pigozzi's interests range narrower (from Jagger to Nicholson to Carla Bruni, before she was the Madame), it's his own connection to his subjects that give his notoriously star-driven images something more than the paparazzi-flavor.

In a time when "outcome measures" are narrower and narrower, from K-12 schools to HMOs in health, professionals of all kinds find themselves in positions analogous to black and white farmers in the populist movement of the 1890s.

For the patients infected with non-Beijing strains, the range of the duration was much narrower, from 2 to 180 days with a median of 30 days.

In the fully adjusted model the fraction of the variation that was spatially structured was 74%, and the width of the credible interval was narrower, from 14 to 98%.

Still, the gap is narrowing from a decade ago.

And the focus narrows from the universal to the local.

In Spain, the choice could narrow from three to one.

Their design was selected from five finalists, narrowed from among more than 25 entries.

Hynix Semiconductor said its third-quarter net loss narrowed from a year ago and sales increased.

But early this year, another Mumsnet survey found the gap had narrowed from 14 points to nine.

In the previous poll, in January, Labour's lead narrowed from eight points to five.