narrow的示例

• We drove up a narrow dirt track to their house.

• They had a narrow escape when their car crashed.

• The Socialists won by a narrow/large majority.

• The evening sun slanted through the narrow window.

• The boats all have to pass through this narrow channel.

• Here is the tale's paradox in its final and narrowest instantiation.

• Identified dissepiments on the holotype are slightly narrower than the stipes seen in ventral view, but whether they are themselves autothecal transfers cannot be determined.

• He begins by acknowledging the mechanical consequences: more rapid circulation narrows the distance between the intermediary relay points.

• Although confidence limits were narrower, the lower confidence limits were very similar.

• The beginning social research worker can make most certain the value of his contribution if he narrows his research to very specific problems.

• Using the 11 mm figure, tests were conducted to see if the window for targeted control could be narrowed.

• Neointimal proliferation was mild and did not lead to a significant lumen narrowing.

• In the future, however, it would be useful to explore issues such as those raised here using a sample with a narrower age range.

• Coercion, she argues, is the narrower notion; coercion always undermines voluntariness but coercion is not always present when agreement is involuntary.

• As time went by, the search gradually narrowed.

• At times the reports range over a number of question areas, and at other times they are concerned with narrower themes.

• Although the lumen is not significantly narrowed, localized peaks of velocity, up to 2 m/sec were found close to the two indented regions.

• The left ventricular outflow tract was moderately narrowed from hypertrophied septal tissue.

• However, it is worth noting that his actual concerns are narrower than this.

• At the very least, its diffusion narrows the distance between the practices of science and the practices of production.