Sentence examples for narrower line from inspiring English sources

But hewing to a narrower line often means that the same houses are flown over again and again.

Some of Mr. Trump's advisers have tried to suggest a narrower line of attack: focusing on allegations that Mrs. Clinton tried to discredit women who said they had been harassed by Mr. Clinton.

A narrower line of attack by Governor Bush's legal team on the Florida court's decision is the argument that it violated a federal law enacted in 1887 saying that electors must be chosen according to laws "enacted prior to" Election Day in the state.

The narrower line appeared as a branched structure in a tilted SEM image, which is shown in the top part of Fig. 4b.

A relatively broad line, he explains, would imply that the x-rays are due to dark matter, whereas a narrower line would point to normal atoms as the source.

a AFM of a micro device with Pt electrodes made by a focused ion beam scanning electron microscope on both ends of a SiC x nanoline, and b an SEM image of larger area taken at a 52° tilt angle showing a branched 3-D structure for the narrower line in Fig. 1b.

The measured and simulated harmonic components of the resonance signals in frequency domain yielded significantly narrower line-width accompanying much improved sensitivity.

The number of adhered cells decreased with a decrease in the implanted line-width, and almost all of them had the same direction of their nucleus at the narrower line-width than 12 μm.

This can lead to narrower lines of enquiry that will prove costly in the long run.

Narrower lines with the same colors and line styles mark the one standard deviation of the performance of the corresponding approach.

The narrower lines in the EPR spectrum of NEECK indicated increased mobility compared to WT, in line with an open conformation of NEECK.