Sentences with word «narrow»

From our website, you can specify your search by narrowing vehicles by make and model, year, and mileage.

Without irrigation, agriculture is possible only in narrow patches of river valleys.

They then help the person who needs helps, with narrowing down of the topic.

These roles have wider spans of students, sometimes with narrower ranges of teaching content.

Ten of millions of dollars are being spent on these cases, in litigation that focuses on narrow issues of legal liability.

The size and duration of the studies that do exist are also very narrow in scope.

The book does a great job at helping narrow down the biggest weaknesses in any given marriage and addressing these issues.

It isn't too wide for narrow streets, and parallel parking is still possible.

You want tension on the resistance band the whole time so never let your feet come in too narrow as you do these.

What about a «cleaner» for narrow minded people like you.

So having a more narrow focus helps us come back from the animal shelter with one dog instead of say, ten!

However, since they are wider, it is harder to get side - by - side strollers through narrow spaces like doors.

These satellites are traveling at more than seven kilometers a second and see our planet in thin strips as narrow as ten kilometers wide.

But new listings are now increasing by narrower margins.

While the 1080p touchscreen offers accurate colors, it's plagued by extremely narrow viewing angles.

Starting at narrow end, roll up towel and cake together.

So narrow down what makes you or your brand unique, and find a way to turn that into a creative «insider» look at an author's life.

The issue is reminiscent of LCD display smartphones, which typically suffer from narrower viewing angles than OLED panels.

At only 22 ″ wide, it fits into relatively narrow spaces.

Its sheer size makes driving in busy towns and on narrow roads quite daunting.

You can't be too narrow minded in your career search.

There is a very narrow window within which return is possible, and the commitment to launch is a commitment to three years in space.

They are set into narrow margins of uneven green, yellow and brown.

The two elections of 1974 could both be considered «snap,» and resulted in a loss for the incumbent followed by an extremely narrow win for the new incumbent.

If the gaps aren't too wide, you can fill the space with narrow strips of wood, fixed into the gaps with wood glue.

Even though I was happy to have an actual diagnosis the vet explained that allergy testing can be very expensive and usually does not narrow down an exact cause of the allergy issues.

Everyone is beautiful; it's the humans who set narrow definitions on what beauty should look and discriminate others.

But there's a very narrow set of outcomes.

A diagnostic term formerly used in a general way to designate the most severe psychological disorders; now used in a much narrower sense in connection with specific symptoms and conditions.

Instead, the party appears to endorse a more narrow path of what is already in place.

All interconnected by relatively narrow channels so that they share a common level.

An upscale look is highlighted by narrow gaps between body panels, enabled by the new version's significantly stiffer frame.

Third, it has a terrific all - screen design with narrow bezels on three of the display's four sides.

The rates can vary within narrow ranges over time, which often means a lower initial monthly premium cost.

They are bench presses except with a much narrower grip than what you're used to with standard bench presses.

For a safe press, keep the elbows tucked at 45 degrees, but avoid having a too narrow grip — try to keep the wrists and elbow joints directly underneath the bar.

For me with narrow foot width, the size is just right, but please withhold those who are wide.

Scientists have long sought to understand the structure and behaviour of water confined within narrow channels.

In fact, it looks like some smartphone makers are going to release phones with even narrower bezels.

Using narrow side columns can add creativity to the resume layout.

In general, the idea goes that marketing efforts should work like a funnel, capturing a broad group of potential consumers, then narrowing in focus as consumers get closer to purchasing.

Painting isn't about the new, you know, and it's not about novelty, because everything in painting has a very narrow gauge.

After each date, the client provides feedback which is then used to help further narrow a match for them.

If such narrowing spreads occur, seniors housing cap rates may not experience the same magnitude of upward pressure that expected rising interest rates could impose on other commercial property types.

I once had a long narrow living room and it was a problem.

The results give us reason to hope, though, from slightly narrowing achievement gaps to consistent reading performance and long - term gains in math.