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When he tried to take his hand out of the jar, however, he found that the opening was too narrow for his clenched fist to pass through.

The sun's heat had warmed the dark post, but not enough. The slot between the hard ice and the wood was too narrow for her body.

This seems to be a bit too narrow.

"I think the United States is too narrow-minded, at least, they lack an understanding of the broader picture, " Chen said.

But in today's globalized world, it's increasingly apparent that this Nobel-winning metric is too narrow for these troubled economic times.

The opening stage of the enemy's attack was badly screwed up with the soldiers bunched into too narrow a front.

The Terms of Reference are too narrow to be comprehensive for a policy change of such significance.

If we Chinese people say that life is not to go abroad, not to be too narrow and that it?

Mr Wallison's argument, portrayed as small-government extremism by the left, was dismissed as too narrow by his Republican peers.

This talk shows that this is too narrow a focus for a proper understanding of the interactions of welfare and work.

If you are concerned mainly with temperature when you think about climate change, your perspective is too narrow.

But, in subsequent emails, quite a few owners reported that it felt too narrow when worn off-court.

Don't be thrown if a question seems to you too narrow or covers only one lecture or book.

B: The shoes can be comfortable or not comfortable, too wide, too narrow, or just right; and long or short.

Stuck in a bottle called loneliness, with its exit too narrow, I'd rather myself being covered.

The concept of broadcasting and other terminologies are too narrow and need extensive interpretation.

Learners should not have too narrow a professional nature or confined to a skill to master, because changing the characteristics of our era.

Beyond that, he has begun to believe that the world's industrial leaders have been too narrow in their trade thinking.

Out-of-Date Suits: These have lapels that are too wide (three inches or more) or too narrow (one inch or less).

The streets are too narrow for the 20th century, and Mount Etna is always there, a distant cone of purple and smoke.

I'm afraid that WPA coverage is too narrow for a shipment of this nature. Please extend the coverage to include TPND.

Arming your-self with a basic degree in science, providing it is not too narrow, is highly recommended.

in my opinion , the scope of legal heirs in our law is too narrow and i suggest that nieces and nephews should be pu . t into this scope.

With lanes too narrow for a car it felt like we had already left the noisy turbulent city.

People are growing concerned that the statement of studying solely for a degree is too narrow.

We tried the kitchen door, but that was fastened outside: we looked at the windows--they were too narrow for even Cathy's little figure.

Worst of all are court shoes, as they are low-fronted, giving no support to the foot, and tend to be too narrow in the toe.

Mrs . Zhang : It's good , but I think it's too narrow across the shoulders . I'd prefer something looser .

One of the best tactics is to make the user target narrow but not too narrow, Kendall says.

too narrow-minded. No one can get along with him.

But we shouldn't focus too much on how a species is impacted by climate change on its own, that's much too narrow a focus.

In Dharavi, a Mumbai slum with perhaps 1m inhabitants, many alleys are too narrow to turn a wheelbarrow around.

They tried to pass a massive social and economic transformation on a too narrow partisan basis.

The disaster happened when revellers took a short cut through a tunnel that was too narrow to cope with the crowds.

I think I'm not too narrow-minded in my outlook, and that I encompass different periods and ideas.

Only two consider "penis&vigina" activity is sexual activity, understanding would be too narrow.

The provider failed to analyze the query into usable partitions - too narrow.

It seems a little too narrow across the shoulder.

The'cliff'was a little too steep, the ledges a little too narrow.

A little trick of using a dictionary as a switch statement is used here (although the otherwise case remains too narrow in the example).

Chest deep and not broad, a too narrow chest being almost as undesirable as a very broad one.

However, digging a little deeper reveals this definition is too narrow.

I think he is too narrow-minded to be a manager of the famous company.

It seems (that) I am too broad in the hip and too narrow in other place for it to fit me correctly.

If cold-shoulder a seat too narrow, irrespective also, cushion is OK and outspread arrive comfortable till.

In small part of the ready-made garments, the folded seams into piping are too narrow.

It's just too narrow for our purposes, like going through life with one arm tied behind your back.

Don't make long hours a habit . Long hours make you an uninteresting drone . Be careful about becoming too narrow.

Such people are usually confined within too narrow a spiritual horizon.

The definition of the 12th Article is unclear in its intension and too narrow in its extension.

The form in the new flow is somewhat complex and could display poorly if you create a style that's too narrow or too wide.

The Johnsons'new garage was not wide enough d. Too narrow for the camper to fit.

I find the statement of . . . to be too narrow.

Yet in India also, equity ownership is too narrow to create a substantial economic effect.

The densely packed lanes, many too narrow for cars, are lined with brick courtyard homes.

The facts show that the mango is not really a lot, but the scope is too narrow for sale.

if students do not have outside reading , or their reading ranges are too narrow , it will be hard for them to improve their quality of cll.

You think it's too narrow?

In other respects, however, the concern with sovereign funds is too narrow.

lateral blade too narrow or back when the MO to top been teasing, edgy and cutting surface at an angle exists.

The wide rooms seemed too narrow for his rolling gait .

I'm afraid it's too narrow across the shoulders.

s too narrow across the shoulders.

To national construction projects, the contents of the audit profession too, was too narrow; 3.

Growth alone will strike many as too narrow a basis for the choice.

The gate is too narrow for cars, we'll have to walk through.

Mr Paulson is indeed addressing many of the right questions, but in too narrow a forum.

The path is too narrow for a truck to pass.

It' s too narrow-minded to judge people by using astrology. It's all stereotypes.

The UK government and media see China through too narrow a prism.

This limitation is to prevent your making the target too narrow.

Their range of product or product range be too narrow .

Yes, but very small ones. Too narrow for anyone to pass through.

Men and women alike speak of feeling too narrow and restricted.

The river became too narrow and shallow to navigate.

If your stance is too narrow, you will have decreased mobility in your hips and spine.

The initial police inquiry was seen by some as too narrow.

too ~ to ~ Our boss is too narrow-minded to endure different opinions.

For example, the pin oak tree might be too narrow a biological topic unless one incorporates the tree's migration to Australia.

The street is too narrow for a truck.

It's too narrow-minded to judge people using astrology. It's all steoreotypes.

For example, its applied scale is too narrow, and the means of deduct is not reasonable and the procedure of drawback is very complex, etc.

The road is too narrow, sir. The vendors are in the way.

There's a mad dash for the exit, but it is too narrow.

The road was too narrow to stop on.

Two motorists stopped head-on on a bridge too narrow for their cars to pass.

First, does the economy rest on too narrow a base?

This seems too narrow a reading of history.

That's the fault of the boss. he is too narrow-minded.

These shoes are much too narrow for me.

Chest deep rather than broad but not too narrow or slab-sided.

As a result, this round was if anything too narrow, not too sprawling.

Another possibility is that our original definition is simply too narrow.

The trousers are too narrow in the seat.

But because it is too narrow and the research object and introspection into element, so many socialist psychologist opposition.

The curriculum was too narrow and too rigid.

Too narrow in the field of school-based management of PE courses.

The court thought that definition was much too narrow: didn't less fancy outlets, such as Safeway, also sell organic food?

The gate is too narrow for a car.

They shouldn't allow parking here. The street is too narrow.

So I think the problem is that our definitions of positive impact have become too narrow as designers.

But often the way was too narrow for them to go abreast, or Arren had to go in front to seek out footing.

Of course, the way was too narrow for all the people, so factional conflicts raise again and the whole place became a battlefield.

Shorsesll horse's line too narrow.

If you are using a large cart or the pavement is crowded or too narrow, then you should use the roadway.

nor too narrow, narrow sewing needle is easy when you could easily be penetrated cause rejectscheaply.

Yang says the government doesn't understand our industry and has a market definition that is too narrow.

He had to back his car up because the mountain path was too narrow.

At present, our country individual income tax collects the specific gravity too narrow , taking in insisting to hang down.

But is this judgement based on too narrow a definition of 'religion'?

But is this judgement based on too narrow a definition of 'religion'?

If your search parameters are too narrow, it's rare that you'll find a compatible partner, online or offline

Official safety assessments are far too narrow

Is too narrow to fit the two controls on the same row, the new

When the passage is too narrow, walk after the guests

The World Is Too Narrow