Sentence examples for rather a narrow from inspiring English sources

Or, rather, a narrow niche of the underclass: the poor and fetching young women whom he has slept with — including the one who is hiding out with him now, whom he calls Sam.

It is no garden by any stretch, but rather a narrow storefront on Guy R. Brewer Boulevard in Queens, squeezed between a discount store and another takeout place that sells fried chicken.

First, they have rather a narrow linear range of determination and it is a characteristic trait of urease-based biosensors, which are used in urea assays.

Thus, similar to G. bimaculatus, genes expressed at high levels appear to favor not amino acids with the lowest S/C scores, but rather a narrow range of moderately sized amino acids, potentially indicating an advantage to maintaining an intermediate protein size under high expression, rather than the smallest possible size.

On the other hand, Atlantic cod shows high sensitivity to winter warming during the reproductive season [ 8] and its embryos have rather a narrow thermal window (4 10°C) [ 9] as compared with juveniles and adults (1 17°C) [ 2, 10].

Rather, a narrower concern animates them: corruption.

It takes a broad moral-philosophical view, rather than a narrow technical-economist view.

He, too, had initially been deemed a winner, the potential recipient of a landslide rather than a narrow popular-vote majority.

In an effective democracy we need lawyers and judges who meaningfully reflect the public – rather than a narrow and privileged group disproportionately skewed to one gender.

Campaigners say support from the Pope has been critical in reframing climate change as a matter of human rights and justice – rather than a narrow scientific issue.

They conclude that a focus on shared value rather than a narrow profit objective will "drive the next wave of innovation and productivity growth in the global economy".