Sentence examples for narrowly designated from inspiring English sources

Research centres frequently rely on a limited pool of competitive term-specific, cyclical grants, often from a single source and narrowly designated for specific resource and administrative costs.

More narrowly, the term designates the thought of the French philosopher Auguste Comte (1798 1857).

Mr. Peters narrowly defeated Berthold Huber last April to be designated the heir to Mr. Zwickel.

Install designated programs.

Olds narrowly avoided the same fate.

From a narrowly British perspective, the first response to the announcement that Kirill Petrenko is new chief conductor designate of the Berlin Philharmonic might be: "Who on Earth is he?" Or maybe: "Haven't you got his first name wrong?

The measure lost narrowly.

Mr Trimble won narrowly.

Nadal narrowly beat Borg.

Each eventuality was narrowly avoided.

Hastert narrowly won the election.