Sentence examples for narrows for a from inspiring English sources

Similarly, we note that the edge of Mn2+/TiO2 titanium is known to be sharper than that of clean TiO2, because the L-edge peak is widened when the octahedral symmetry is bent toward tetragonal symmetry, as in rutile TiO2, but narrows for a trigonally distorted octahedral structure (FeTiO3) [ 23].

The trade deficit narrowed for a fourth straight month in August.

While the Tories' poll lead has been narrowing for a month, the gap remains healthier in the key marginals which will ultimately dictate who wins.

The window will be narrow for a second-tier candidate.

It's too narrow for a car and too steep for a scooter or bike.

The roads here were too narrow for a tank or a large army to move through quickly.

"First, any space had to be too narrow for a mobile phone," Balmond recalls, "then it was a 50p piece".

The area, called Meadow Vista, meanders along the hilltops along a road too narrow for a conventional fire engine.

Mrs. Roukema won both times, but the victories were remarkably narrow for a sitting member of Congress with her seniority.

He started off testing specific genes to find out what they might be coding for, but the topic was too narrow for a newborn field.

The Tree Council, which advises local authorities, explains that sometimes a space is, for example, too narrow for a native species to prosper.