Sentence examples for well narrow from inspiring English sources

But the scandal may well narrow his appeal, turning him from someone whose virtues seemed relevant to many fields of work into someone whose virtues apply mainly to golf.

"The move away from the double science award and towards separate sciences may well narrow the gender gap further over time and bring more specialist teachers into the profession," said Hall.

But the scandal may well narrow his appeal, turning him from someone whose virtues seemed relevant to many fields of work into someone whose virtues apply mainly to golf.In a follow-up blog post, he adds:My column in this week's issue on the troubles of Tiger Woods was written almost a week ago, and went to press on Thursday.

Bone spurs are familiar in the feet and knees, but they can occur in the spine as well, narrowing both the central canal through which nerves pass and the small openings, called foramina, where they exit.

These early states have served their purpose well, narrowing a field of almost 20 down to four serious contenders (two Democrats and two Republicans) and proving much about the character, intellect and staying power of the principal players.Act II starts and finishes almost immediately.

It's all about fashion and fitting in and it's a bit lame and, well, narrow-minded and fascistic.

She knows too well the narrow, narrow margin between what is and is not ideologically acceptable.

Small enough to maneuver well on narrow European streets, the Zafira nevertheless has seven seats.

"Its business model today might very well be narrow, but it is part of a larger financial apparatus that's designed to sell your data.

Mr Meirelles uses more hand-held cameras as well as narrow lenses and bright Technicolor film to create a sense of excitement.

Others, such as Massachusetts, have long expected 16-year-olds to sit exams in science, maths, English and history.British education is shallow as well as narrow.