Sentence examples for will be narrower from inspiring English sources
But conservationists complain that the listed views will be narrower.
The sidewalks will be narrower, so we'll have to step over drunks instead of going around them.
The USX Corporation said that the second-quarter loss at its U.S. Steel group will be narrower than analysts' expectations.
A. Many insurance providers' networks of doctors and hospitals will be narrower than typically found in commercial insurance, as my colleague reported earlier this week.
A. Many of the insurance providers' networks of doctors and hospitals will be narrower than are typically found in commercial insurance, as my colleague reported this week.
"The networks will be narrower than the networks typically offered to large groups of employees in the commercial market," said Joseph Mondy, a spokesman for Cigna.
The window will be narrow for a second-tier candidate.
It will be narrowed from four lanes to three, and sidewalks will be widened accordingly.
No matter where the Open is played, everyone knows the fairways will be narrow.
The street will be narrowed, the bridge over it removed, and restaurants and high-tech signage installed along the block.
The field will be narrowed to about five finalists, and the winner will be selected in the fall, officials said.
