Sentence examples for that was narrow from inspiring English sources

In a decision that was narrow yet resonant, the seven Justices in the majority (one was recused) didn't pass judgment on the constitutionality of the plan, yet in sending it back to a lower court for reconsideration, they underscored that the "strict scrutiny" required of programs making racial distinctions must really be strict.

It possessed a large bivalved carapace that was narrow at the front with wide posterior margins that covered the cephalon and most of the thorax.

However, the main focus of the conference was not to create an international development bank, but instead an International Monetary Fund, which would bring about international cooperation and monetary stability, leading to, as some scholars have argued, a political coalition that was narrow, fragile, lacking focus, and based on consensus [ 4, 32, 33].

That was narrow, and I accept that that was a narrow definition of accountability, but that was the way it worked.

"That was narrow, and I accept that that was a narrow definition of accountability, but that was the way it worked," Sir David told the committee.

We aimed at using a prior that was narrow enough for the chain to mix without narrowing so much as to constrain the posterior.

It posted a first-quarter loss that was narrower than forecast.

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H&R Block climbed 5.1 percent to $18.26 after the company reported a quarterly loss that was narrower than expected.

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia rose 41 cents, to $10.40, after reporting a quarterly loss that was narrower than analysts' predictions.

The government's proposals reflect a view of education that is narrow and limited.