Sentence examples for very narrow range from inspiring English sources

"Look, I have a very narrow range," she said.

Only a very narrow range of activities come under the sweep of this law, and all of them are illegal.

The approach is obviously a big departure from consumer computer companies like Apple, with a very narrow range of products.

Many important molecular processes within the cells of organisms occur within a very narrow range of pH.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, which has traded in a very narrow range so far this month, did so again yesterday.

But you probably won't get rich unless you're in a certain very narrow range of professions and even then it'll take a while to get to that level.

Bones are the storage tank for calcium compounds that regulate the acid-base balance of the blood, which must be maintained within a very narrow range.

The report also points out that these students are more likely to be high performing students who tend to apply for a very narrow range of selective universities.

The polling has stayed within a very narrow range over the eight-week campaign, with Labor and the Coalition rarely straying outside the 49-51% range.

If someone is a straight jazzhead, or a straight metalhead, or straight classical, they have a very narrow range of what they allow into their lives.

"There's a huge weight on year-to-year growth on tests which measure a very narrow range of what we want kids to learn," she said.