Sentence examples for with narrowly from inspiring English sources

The Knicks were at their best last month with a tight eight-man group, with narrowly defined roles.

So the company tested the magazine with narrowly focused "bookazines" on topics like World War II and Pearl Harbor, which performed well.

Most plots, as the NSA has itself said, occurred overseas; and the PCLOB said the successful disruptions began with "narrowly focused surveillance of a specific individual".

Between the wings is an outdoor courtyard, with narrowly cut wood decking that opens onto a larger deck in the backyard and a sleek narrow pool surrounded by travertine stone.

Senator Clinton sells her "Hillary for Women" paraphernalia lumped in with narrowly focused buttons for Asian-American and Pacific Islanders, African-Americans, gays, educators, nurses, Jews and veterans — but no mention of the Irish.

More than the other major presidential candidates, Mr. Giuliani has limited himself to events with narrowly defined, friendly audiences, avoiding the kind of uncomfortable interrogations his rivals have occasionally faced.

To test this hypothesis, we choose 2000 bp double-stranded DNA and 21 bp oligonucleotide as the model molecules, and comparatively studied their complexation with narrowly-distributed poly-l-lysine (PLL150) by time-resolved laser light scattering.

In contrast, a bilateral STEGH – local partner partnership may seem more limiting, focusing on a sole local partner potentially permits STEGH groups to cultivate a deep relationship with narrowly-defined but mutually beneficial goals.

This would suggest that, perhaps because of prenatal experience with conspecific sounds, they were born with a narrowly tuned perceptual system.

Of only Labour supporters, Andy Burnham wins the most support too with 37 per cent saying he'd make a good leader, with Yvette Cooper narrowly second.

There's nothing wrong with focusing narrowly instead of broadly.