Sentence examples for take a narrower from inspiring English sources

At Tora Bora, most villagers take a narrower view.

Of course, BofA may take a narrower view of what the term general economic conditions means.

Since last month, the White House has been weighing whether to declare the Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist group or to take a narrower step focusing on only the Guard's elite Quds Force.

"It's hard to know whether there is going to be a stampede," he said, but since Teqsa was now being asked to take a narrower focus it could cope with an increase in accreditation requests from new providers.

And thirdly, those in Berlin's positive camp tend to take a narrower view of what counts as a purpose one can be free to fulfill.

Even if we take a narrower latitude width < 20° ≈ 4.4 × 103 km, then the mean rainfall is about 1.7 m/year, and the tropical total and coastal rainwater volumes are very roughly (within one significant digit) the same as in Eqs.

After a day or two here, you can take a narrow, winding highway to highland cloud forests near Munnar.

"We are not permitted to take a narrow view of its future greatness," said the New York Harbor Commission report of 1854.

The Jets will take a narrow focus into the next three weeks in the belief that they can salvage a season that appeared lost.

No country can afford to take a narrow view of its own interests, since it has to live in a world that is closely interlinked.

If Judge Kaplan continues to take a narrow view of the issues in the case, then "it's going to be a three-minute trial," Mr. Garbus said.