Sentence examples for narrower ones from inspiring English sources

At a packed community board meeting last month, the Department of City Planning unveiled a plan that would basically allow taller buildings on wider streets but ban them on narrower ones.

"I do not think it is any benefit for artists or fans to have all the new, wide distribution channels controlled by those who have controlled the old, narrower ones," he said in his speech, which has been posted on his official Web site (http://www.senate.gov/hatch/).gov/hatch/

Broader approaches should be prioritised over narrower ones".

They'd prefer smaller, narrower ones, but the basic shape is clean.

The bigger, grander homes were at least $700,000; the smaller, narrower ones were well over $550,000.

But when the dust has settled we will still have politicians and – it is now confirmed – police officers trying to get the media muzzled or on side, and a media often happy to mingle the wider public interest with its own narrower ones.

We have a wider perspective and those who stayed have a narrower one".

But some executives predicted a narrower one could stand a better chance of final passage.

But overall, a wider network seems better than a narrower one.

And even when the court actually quashes a subpoena, prosecutors can come back with a somewhat narrower one that still seeks a huge volume of records.

Most of all, being hardcore means turning inward, ignoring broader society in order to create a narrower one.