Sentence examples for rare narrow from inspiring English sources

Events like these are rare narrow escapes that leave us shaken and looking for lessons.

In his poetry, Wright -- whose "Ill Lit: Selected & New Poems" came out in 1998 -- has avoided his father's expansiveness; he favors the brief unlyrical lyric (rhymes are rare), narrow on the page, so that his poems move word by word and their line breaks hocus you into doubled readings.

Sphondylia, as well as some Dionysia species, are rare, narrow endemics distributed in wet refugia in arid areas from northeastern Africa to Southwest Asia.

The event offered a rare, if narrow, glimpse into the way business is conducted by the country's second-highest-ranking prince, who is either 76 or 77 years old.

Proposed IUCN red list category VUD2.The species is a rare, very narrow endemic, and as such has an area of occupancy and extent of occurrence under the threshold for Critically Endangered, (IUCN 2012).

Answers to those questions can range from broad and vague (though these are rare) to narrow and specific from 'a scientist with the potential to lead a major satellite or facility project' to 'someone who can write code for this new major project,' Hewett says.

Recently, Van Loon et al 36 considered five arguments that limit the feasibility of RCTs in the evaluation of novel radiotherapy technologies, namely, rare indications, narrow inclusion criteria, end points that require data for late toxic effects or second malignant disease, limited funding and a strong belief in effectiveness of the novel technique.

A rare pair of narrow pants or a taut stretch dress looked good under the cropped jackets.

Due to the soaring prices of rare earth materials, narrow bulk band gaps, and stringent ambient condition requirements, TI materials so far available are not practical for industrial production.

Myotis alcathoe is a rare species with narrow ecological requirements.

But that sort of disclosure remains rare and too narrow, Bambenek said.