Sentence examples for there are narrowly from inspiring English sources

There are (narrowly defined) commitments to negotiate, particularly on the question of the relationship between the WTO and international environmental agreements.

There are narrowly prescribed conditions under which a judge can approve a wiretap application, including the requirement that the government demonstrate that other, more conventional investigative procedures, like interviewing witnesses and reviewing documents, have been tried and failed.

In addition, the results show that although all the longest genes are narrowly expressed, there are about as many compact narrowly expressed genes as there are compact broadly expressed genes (fig. 4 H ).

The basidia (spore-bearing cells) are narrowly club-shaped and usually four-spored; there are no cystidia in Hydnellum.

You are narrowly focused".

Instead, there would be narrowly tailored reductions.

There are certain narrowly defined cases where I could support capital punishment.

Apart from broad-front functionalist theories of the mental, there are more narrowly focused attacks on the conceivability of zombies, some of which are noted below.

"There are more narrowly tailored means of controlling violence than to restrict entire ethnic groups," the trial judge wrote.

There, culture seems to be narrowly defined; Assouline's are the only books on the shelves.

The action — and there's little but action — is narrowly focussed on the courage of six private security contractors, ex-military men who defy the C.I.A. bureau chief they were protecting and attempt to rescue Ambassador Christopher Stevens from his besieged and insufficiently secure headquarters.