Sentence examples for the narrow range from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the artificial ear is more sensitive to the narrow range of frequencies produced during speech.

The narrow range of crops means that biotechnology may not realize its full potential.

Mr. de Botton bemoans, for example, the narrow range of fetish Web sites out there.

That may be one reason for the narrow range of his team's results.

The haunting question is why these fundamental parameters lie in the narrow range required by life.

Yet opponents can say that the narrow range of biotech crops is a sign that the technology has stalled.

"Mr Wells' point is a good one about the narrow range of Big Cup winners," confesses a chastened Gary Naylor.

Speckle, a consequence of the narrow range of light that a laser produces, degrades the sharpness of the projected image.

The retailer has found its price position undermined by the fast-expanding discounters who offer considerably cheaper prices on the narrow range of goods they offer.

Clogs, felt slippers, battered old brogues – one suddenly understood his embarrassing problems with podiatry, and the narrow range of available footwear.

Reckson formed Frontline Capital Group for much the same reason that Vornado formed Vornado Operating: to engage in businesses outside the narrow range permitted tax-exempt REIT's.