Sentence examples for with very narrow from inspiring English sources

Every wall and roof is at a different angle and height, with very narrow streets and little piazzas everywhere".

Even though at the forefront of research are small groups with very narrow specialisms, maths is more and more a collaborative discipline.

She acknowledges some businesses with very narrow profit margins may find it difficult to pay a living wage, but many who can don't do so.

"The cost ends up being so astronomical that a $500 million dollar company with very narrow margins just wouldn't have the cash flow to do it, or the time or staff".

The author of the memorandum, the acting solicitor general, Walter Dellinger, argued that the Justice Department should file a brief backing the white teacher, but with very narrow reasoning, to avoid jeopardizing affirmative action programs.

He wrote that the company felt for those affected by mug-shot sites but added that "with very narrow exceptions, we take down as little as possible from search".

Most typically, the community settings where this might occur are with visiting partners with a very narrow or specialized programming focus, or large with a diverse mandate and significant resources.

We're going to have a Republican Congress with a very narrow majority and a Republican president with something less than an overwhelming mandate.

At Rochas, Olivier Theyskens worked with a very narrow, almost Narciso Rodriguez-like silhouette for day, with slim-fitting shift dresses worn under tight-sleeved, close-cropped jackets.

Working with a very narrow species concept, and not being familiar with the variation present in natural populations, Burret placed almost every specimen into a distinct species.

The restaurant is a series of little rooms, with a very narrow spiral staircase linking the ground floor bar with the upper level.