Sentence examples for substantially narrower from inspiring English sources
But the relief the Kaleys actually sought was substantially narrower.
I think the practical issue here is a very real, but substantially narrower one.
In fact, he won by just five percentage points forty-three points forty-three-eight per cent—a substontially narrower margin than the polls had indicated.
This lack of pressure means that the boundary conditions for the boss-less organization may be substantially narrower when exposed to a harsher selection environment and, comparatively, alternative forms might have performed equally well or better if given the chance.
It's a safe bet, if the actual "Issue 2" language were polled that the margin would have been substantially narrower.
The 4th sternite of G. severnsi also tends to be broader (i.e., greater TW/H) than those of G. grayi and G. crinipes, but substantially narrower than those of G. stormi and G. lividus (Table 4, Fig. 10).
But he added that what the Sanders campaign could do was "to substantially narrow that lead".
The document substantially narrows the conditions under which the United States would use nuclear weapons.
The case was substantially narrowed three weeks ago when the Justice Department announced it would abandon its request to break up the company.
Many legal analysts had anticipated that the court would substantially narrow the rules regarding patents on business methods.
Caroline Hoxby of Stanford University recently concluded a rigorous study of New York's charter schools and found that they substantially narrowed the achievement gap between suburban and inner-city students.
