Sentence examples for that much narrower from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that much narrower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the degree of narrowness between two or more objects or concepts. Example: "The new design is that much narrower than the previous model, making it easier to handle."
All of this meant that the margins for error that Falcon's control system for return had to operate in were that much narrower.
The online retailer reported after the market closed that sales during the period rose 79percentt, resulting in a loss that was much narrower than anticipated.
The soft (≲ 8 MK) component probably originates from shocks low in the wind that are produced by the common mechanism of radiation line-driven instabilities, consistent with the observed emission line profiles that are much narrower (≲ 500 km/s) than the broad lines (up to 1500 km/s) observed high up in the wind of ζ Puppis.
While the findings themselves are authentic, the known limited repertoire of the simulator generates a problem space that is much narrower than clinicians face in routine practice.
Prices start around $1,000 and run up to four times that (the much narrower Mac universe starts at 5.3 pounds and $1,500).
Taking on that much additional debt could narrow the economic options available to the next administration.
A recent redescription of the skull of Tarbosaurus bataar has shown that it was much narrower than that of Tyrannosaurus rex and that during a bite, the distribution of stress in the skull would have been very different, closer to that of Alioramus, another Asian tyrannosaur.
The real question is if those who feel uncomfortable with this can be made to be comfortable with a resolution that has a much narrower scope".
Comparing with the random SWNTs (Fig. 4) and well-aligned SWNT array (Fig. 5c e), it was easy to note that the diameter of the aligned SWNTs is larger than that of random one and the diameter distribution of the aligned SWNTs is much narrower that that of the random nanotubes on bare substrate (Fig. 4a), and even narrower than that of the nanotubes on modified substrate (Fig. 4b, c).
Enter Geekatoo, a company that's similar to RedBeacon, Zaarly, TaskRabbit, but that has a much narrower focus: helping people get their computers fixed.
That debate is much narrower.
