Sentence examples for narrower today from inspiring English sources

The gulf that "The Good Earth" helped to bridge is much narrower today, but it still threatens the Sino-American relationship.Buck's early life was overshadowed by the menace of mutual contempt between foreigners and Chinese and its occasional eruption into violence.

The self-regulating and self-maintaining properties of biological and even social systems may thus be considered modern versions of Spinoza's conatus principle; however, the scope of the idea is definitely narrower today without the religious implications of the earlier variety.

Men also gave Obama the victory, but by a narrower 49-43 percent, according to Reuters.

In most cases, 95% QTL confidence intervals covered nearly the entire chromosome, however the flesh colour QTL interval on Chr 26 was much narrower 38-477 cM).

"I.B.M.'s footprint is more narrow today than it was when I started.

Hesjedal's winning margin was the narrowest since 1974.

■ Narrow 53-47 win for Sadiq Khan in London over Zac Goldsmith.

The amendment, which was attached to a highway bill, was defeated on a narrow 48-to-51 48-to-51 48-to-51

Although the difference between rural and urban heights has narrowed since 1975, other discrepancies persist.

If anything, the Tories' poll lead has narrowed this week and a hung parliament looks increasingly likely.

The amount of viewing time lost, he said, has not narrowed since October.