Sentence examples for narrower variety from inspiring English sources

The kuwītra, a longer necked, narrower variety, is common in North Africa.

It suggests that a far narrower variety of crops for biofuels and bioenergy should be grown and that organizations like the International Energy Agency and the United Nations probably need to lower their emissions forecasts related to the use of biofuels and bioenergy.

Scientific risk-evaluation of biotechnology is an applied field of research and thus the relevant background assumptions can be expected to be of a narrower variety than in basic research.

For the most part, the debate is not about gun violence in America; rather, it's about a narrow variety of spectacular gun violence.

Rather than trying to box people into a narrow variety of colors, genders, or situations, I'll probably use that from now on or at least until Emoji comes out with their next update.

Narrowing airplane variety lets American lower training and maintenance costs.

But the proposed deal also puts new pressure on smaller cable operators or independent programmers, driving them into mergers or out of business as they struggle to compete with the conglomerates' bargaining power -- a trend some in the industry say may narrow the variety of new programming or make it harder for newcomers to break into the business.

Within the species, two varieties are sometimes distinguished: a narrow-leaved variety occurring in fens, and a shorter, broader-leaved variety (var. ovata Ridd. ex Godfery) occurring in dune slacks [ 11].

This harms basic, "blue-sky" research deemed of no immediate economical value to corporations and strongly narrows down the variety of research fields being explored to fewer trendy ones.

Von Hippel and other terrorism experts are putting their faith in a variety of narrow, long-term approaches.

The Supreme Court could have ruled in favor of the group that made the film on a variety of narrow grounds.