Sentence examples for narrower points from inspiring English sources

"As the dust rises and the opinions, concurrences and dissents pile up, the court turns its attention to ever smaller cases related to ever narrower points of law," David Von Drehle lamented in the accompanying article.

While tightrope walkers drew huge crowds in the 19th century as they crossed the Niagara river at narrower points downstream, no one has crossed the falls themselves, and daredevil stunts have been banned entirely since 1896 – until Wallenda persuaded local authorities on both sides of the border that a crossing would boost tourism.

Mr. Goolsbee, for his part, agreed on the narrower point about insurance.

The narrower point was to raise concerns about the irresponsible way U2 arrange their tax affairs.

So while taking Mr. Gershengorn's narrower point, it seems to me that it's fish or cut bait time for the whole military commission enterprise.

As someone slightly more sympathetic to the wonkish turn in political writing, I would make a narrower point.

Khazzoom focused on the narrower point that the potential for rebound was ignored in mandatory performance standards for domestic appliances being set by the California Energy Commission.

You will end up with a single, square point on one end of the rectangle and a double-folded, narrower point at the other end.

The narrowest points are at the southwestern end, where the River Foyle enters the lough, and at the northeastern end, opposite Magilligan Point.

He became only the second man to take Louis to the 15-round distance, but lost a narrow points decision.

Marquez's victory will go some way to make up for his narrow points defeat to Pacquiao in November 2011, which many observers believed to be the wrong decision.