Sentence examples for narrower role from inspiring English sources

Mr Entwistle's successor could have a narrower role, with responsibility for the BBC's journalism being passed to a deputy.

"If it's a narrower role, some of those list of horribles you just gave may not be a problem".

Owen Van Natta, a former Amazon executive, held the title of chief operating officer before he was given the narrower role of chief revenue officer last year.

Yet much of today's debate about social security ignores its wider functions because it assumes the much narrower role of the relief of poverty after the event rather than its prevention.

Mr. Caviezel doesn't try to imitate his predecessor; instead he slips into a narrower role of a strong-willed rebel who stubbornly refuses to submit, or as it is put in the show, "assimilate or die".

But while Mr. Obama described a narrower role for the United States in a NATO-led operation in Libya, the American military has been carrying out an expansive and increasingly potent air campaign to compel the Libyan Army to turn against Colonel Qaddafi.

Scaling to a company the size of Facebook today means narrower roles for some employees over time.

The second two volumes also outline narrower roles for each sex.

New York has long held a cherished, but narrow, role in national politics.

Meighan Simmons moved to the point for Tennessee in December after Shekinna Stricklen grew claustrophobic in a narrow role.

Perhaps Macpherson's successor Tom Scholar will strike out a bit from the department's narrow role as he oversees what Osborne promises.