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The proposal to change the rules was narrowly defeated by 201 votes to 196.
The plane narrowly avoided disaster when one of the engines cut out on take-off.
The nationalists were narrowly beaten in the local election.
The tryptophan pathway exemplifies the situation where paralogs can be engaged in primary amino-acid biosynthesis (widespread) or in a variety of specialized pathways (narrowly distributed).
Our third aspect of the truth of example, which we can consider more narrowly critical, may suggest a distinctive relationship of process to tradition.
If this recommendation is too narrowly defined, we will encourage people to look at small things like training programs.
A narrowly constituted élite was seeking to instruct the wider theatre audience in the incorrectness of its taste.
The acceptable limits of comfort may be too narrowly defined.
At other times, however, casting a net too narrowly may lead investigators to miss what might otherwise be detected.
Generosity can apply in a context in which narrowly defined justice cannot.
Another chapter focuses more narrowly on issues of ecclesiastical employment and religious involvement in public education.
In other cases, they become the norm simply by being recycled in a narrowly specialized field.
When a given concept is being used, will activity be distributed widely or narrowly?
Although this was an important factor, accounts which focus on it too narrowly are unsatisfactory.
Especially in less developed countries, research on ageing still tends to prejudge people's priorities and to focus narrowly on material outcomes.
Our strategy in writing our target article was to start with fairly narrowly-defined terms and gradually expand our analysis.
Most narrowly, he means the organisms produced by genomes.
More seriously the reliance on narrowly economic analysis often leads in places to an implicitly and perhaps accidentally over-critical position regarding trade unionism.
