They've dug them too narrow and too deep.

Ties... not too wide, not too narrow, not too fancy.

Too narrow in the hips.

The angle would be too narrow.

The road is too narrow for cars.

The road is too narrow for cars.

But it's too narrow for a car.

This road is too narrow for cars to pass.

The straits were too narrow for the cruise ship.

For the bed is too short to stretch out on, and the blanket is too narrow to wrap oneself in.

For the bed is too short to stretch out on, and the blanket is too narrow to wrap oneself in.

Now it can be dangerous to give too much power to a narrow segment of society.

Now it can be dangerous to give too much power to a narrow segment of society.

The expression technical cooperation activities alone was too narrow and could cover items such as staff costs.

In proposed section (d), several experts felt that the term regular armed forces or police forces is too narrow.

The scope of application of the draft articles was too narrow in that it was restricted to treaties between States.

Narrow Outline

Like your uncle, you do have a certain amount of taste. But I still think that she's too narrow in the hips.

I know your incomparable judgment, Divinity. And I'll wager you've already decided, even from here that she is too narrow in the hips.

...after narrow scru...

You... shall cross a narrow plank, so narrow you can't find your footing.

Narrow national mindsets are counterproductive.

That was a narrow escape,

Questions had, however, been raised, ever since the adoption of the Convention, about whether the categories of United Nations operations covered by the Convention were too narrow.

But such initiatives remain too few in number and too narrow in scope to resolve the global skills mismatch. Moreover, developing effective programs requires far more data about young people s journey from education to employment than is currently available.

Step by step, it does narrow.

There's narrow road to the village.

Take the straight and narrow path

Take the straight and narrow path

Well, I've had a narrow escape.

The report, moreover, seemed to be based on too narrow an interpretation of discrimination, even though indirect forms of discrimination, such as equal access for women to credit, remained pervasive.

Recent experience had only reinforced the view that the current NPT meetings format did not serve the needs of its parties and that its exclusively preparatory focus was too narrow.

This would avoid utilizing terms such as quot insolvency quot or quot bankruptcy quot , which may, for the present purposes, have too narrow a technical meaning in some legal systems.

Assess and narrow the range of uncertainties

narrow scrutiny, found some magical books... Hahaar!

Beyond semantics lies the more consequential, but equally ambiguous, question of the international community s role and responsibility. Just as too broad a definition could undermine a country s sovereignty, too narrow a definition like that which seems to predominate today allows violence and instability to proliferate.

The man is hiking on a narrow path.

This is a clear but very narrow standard.

You'll never row well if you're narrow minded.

Oh, you can walk The straight and narrow

So let me narrow the choices down to two.

Plastics have overlapping densities over a very narrow range.

States parties to the Treaty must narrow that gap.

. broad or narrow areas of competence (communications, obligations, issues )

Meanwhile, her comments aimed to narrow differences still further.