That the trial reached a ruling even after the Constitutional Court verdict radically narrowed its scope was a testament to the persistence of the judge and the veteran counterterrorism prosecutor Armando Spataro, who brought the case.
Thus, the realm of the supererogatory is radically narrowed down, although it is hard to see how anti-supererogationists can completely abolish it.
The gap between rich and poor should be radically narrowed.
Meanwhile, commentator Ben Shapiro tut-tutted that "[the] Left continues to radically narrow the Overton Window - the spectrum of acceptable discourse".
Adding ala29VAL first expands the set of occupied DNA targets to include all 16 REs; the final gly26SER mutation then radically narrows the TF's specificity, eliminating 13 REs as high-occupancy targets and leaving only SRE1, SRE2, and one additional target (TA).
Despite the modern, fashionable feel of its new ads, Woodford Reserve's definitions of gender are radically narrow, and its sense of the possibilities for human sexuality even narrower.
Moreover as α R decreases the shape of the spirals gets longer along the Y axis, corresponding to Teff cells, and becomes radically narrower in the X axis, which corresponds to Treg cells.
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's election in 2002 led many to believe that this gap would narrow radically.
I told her how radically the Lubbock Police Department had changed, and she narrowed her eyes in thought.
In any given case the actions and desires will fit distinct, even radically distinct, beliefs, but knowing more desires and observing more actions should, by clever design, let us narrow the candidates.
