Sentence examples for narrowly able from inspiring English sources

In November the company laid off 38 employees, including its dancers and its artistic director, John Alleyne; it was narrowly able to stage its year-end production of "The Nutcracker" but has canceled planned tours.

Northup is narrowly able to convince Epps that Armsby is lying and avoids punishment.

Nelson scored a number of takedowns in the second and third, but Lewis was narrowly able to score the win based on doing more damage in the third.

The Hornets were narrowly able to hold on after the Lakers had cut it to 88-86 on Gasol's inside basket and Lamar Odom's free throws.

Thanks to Facebook's treasure trove of user data, advertisers on its site have been able to narrowly target users by a variety of factors, like age, location, gender, religion, and more.

Bart is able to narrowly pass through the closing garage door and escape.

I am able to narrowly focus on the job at hand and eliminate any non-related thoughts.

At the height of the controversy, Pope Gregory VII privately threatened to excommunicate Selvo and put an interdict on the Venetian Republic, but Selvo was able to narrowly escape this by diplomatically asserting Venice's religious power as the reputed holders of the remains of St Mark.

Through the topic pages and profiles, BusinessWeek hopes to be able to deliver narrowly focused audiences to narrowly focused advertisers, and even let the advertisers know who those readers are.

Using narrowly separated slits, Young was able to separate the interference fringes.

"We are able to more narrowly define a distinct indication and patient population based on fairly detailed biochemical and molecular knowledge of the disease pathway".