Sentence examples for still narrow from inspiring English sources
Most of the streets are still narrow and without sidewalks.
Alleys are still narrow, albeit lined nowadays with parked cars.
The store is still narrow with an ancient chopping block, sawdust on the floor and a glass and porcelain display case.
The stock market is still narrow, but its performance has been impressive: since Mr. Putin took over, the main market R.T.S. index has increased sevenfold in dollar terms.
His company now has deals to run HR for BAE Systems, a leading British defence group, and also premium processing and claims management for the Lloyd's of London insurance market.The BPO market is still narrow and fragile.
Yet that is still narrow; and initial leads for the yes camp in previous referendum campaigns on the EU have often vanished.Mr Cowen may take more comfort from post-vote research pointing to public ignorance about the Lisbon treaty.
Lindsey Vonn was tied for 16th, but still narrowed the gap to the overall World Cup leader Maria Riesch of Germany after Riesch went out in the second run.
There are two other senses of "art," however, that are still narrower, and, to avoid confusion, their use should be noted: (1) Sometimes the term "art" is restricted to the visual arts alone or to some of the visual arts.
A monopoly NGO engages in "donor-stretching," choosing a mission statement that includes issues not preferred by any of its donors, but still narrower than socially desirable.
For samples S2 and S3 the hysteresis moves to relatively high pressure indicating a still narrower pore size and is around 2.5 and 2 nm, respectively, as observed from pore size distribution.
Scaling the 54 mMR Xcal ratios reconstructed with the MR-based μ-map to a mean of 1.00 by dividing each by the actual mean (0.84) changes the range to [0.97 1.05], which is still narrower than for any other systems in this study, and the SD changes to 0.0170 (still the lowest).
