The latter will not get your hired, except if you have a narrow amount of experience that fits perfectly in a particular technology segment.
Opponents argued that even if Trump is not banning all Muslims, his narrower measure still amounts to religious profiling, and sends a message that undermines American values and helps terrorist organizations recruit.
He suspected that abnormal blood flow and pressure in the veins— not just narrowing alone — might cause minute amounts of bleeding in the brain, leading to an immune reaction and inflammation that damaged myelin and nerves.
In these studies, which often follow a rigorous structure — introduction, methodology, results, conclusion — "you narrow the amount of interpretability in what you're saying," Charlene Breedlove, the poetry editor at JAMA, told me.
The idea, first proposed by physician Ernest Hook at New York's Albany Medical College in 1976, is that a pregnant woman's sickness significantly narrows the amount and variety of things she eats.
We took into account that this strategy would considerably narrow the amount of studies to be included.
How much have the yields on junk bonds narrowed relative to Treasury securities? A. Spreads have narrowed a fair amount.
Speaking at a news conference, Mr. Shiroya said those calculations were complex, and it was only recently that researchers had been able to narrow down the amount to within an acceptable margin of error.
The proposed rules have drawn more than 140,000 comments, most of them complaints, some from liberals wary of IRS attempts to broadly define "candidate-related political activity" and to narrow the permissible amount of this.
If our bronchioles started out narrower, the same amount of constriction would make breathing almost impossible.
