How to pronounce “narrower” in English

becomes narrower and more and more people are indexing, the opportunity to actually outperform the index will start to increase.

the narrower you go at first, if you keep the orientation that the first door you enter isn't the last door-- it's just

is narrower than the Bass Strait, and there was continuous trading contact between the people of Tierra del Fuego and the mainland of South America, which there was not in Tasmania.

I thought that was narrower as a course topic than what I would be comfortable with, but I thought I could fold it in as one

So females have generally narrower jaws than males.

they're much much narrower in range from the point of view of economic efficiency

and body already had a narrower window going in.

And the window keeps getting narrower.

And we can get even narrower than that, so it's lots of our conscious decisions are sort of picked out uniquely by our reasons, right?

But its application is a little narrower in its common use.

So you're making yourself narrower as a being, whereas when you save a life, you're expanding as a being, because the life you

You see it's a little bit narrower.

But relative skill has never been narrower.

customers could be broader or narrower.

I think we calculated 26% narrower.

And with the vocabulary getting narrower and narrower, you would not know if someone in the next building over there using a somewhat different vocabulary was studying the same

Peggy Orenstein: and it's getting narrower.

to focus on quality with a much narrower set of universities that they would really like part of the scientific elite worldwide.

So it became a chaise longue that's narrower enough for her to sit on with her legs astride.

Do you think that the knowledge is really narrower than really all knowledge, I guess?

achievement rate achievement levels were higher and the achievement Gap was narrower than you'd expect if you looked

Which is to say our leaders' vision growing narrower and more self-centered and more willing to do what benefits to

And dominant females of the strongly hierarchical clans have a narrower range of sounds.

or ones minority languages that are having increasingly narrower domains of

And his idea of autism, which was much narrower than how we understand it today-- Kanner was looking at children who were relatively

In the South, the noodles are narrower.

No, the technology solution only works for a narrower space, or whatever.

And the more predictable the business, the narrower the ranges.

But my fear is that as we're seeing already today, we retreat into narrower conception of self-interest at the political level, but also at the individual level,

And before that, there was a narrower range, narrower bandwidth, to music.

it's really expensive and it's like why is it expensive because Selvage denim is narrower it's like 44 inches instead out

vetted, directed, shunted into narrower and narrower corridors, leading to smaller and smaller vestibules, where they were commanded to wait in mute distress face-to-face with

you wield your Search terms adeptly but if you want deeper more local knowledge you still have to take the narrower path

And when I looked at the results, accuracy spanned the full range from nearly 0% to 100%, but confidence varied over a much narrower range.

So he had a narrower view of what contemplation was than I do.

Look how much narrower the Rhine in Germany got

But if he had toured, say, South America's western coast, he would have found a much narrower continental shelf at an active margin.

The helmet loss got smaller, or the shoulder loss got narrower.

Rather than searching in regular Google, if people search in scholar.google.com, they end up getting a much narrower set of results that are primarily, as you know, from the peer reviewed

He has, one, to try and get the ball through to Sturridge there which is a much narrower chance, or he can play the ball out

know, about this size or about, you know, so we're talking 2 in at the widest part or narrower.

The answer was, it turns out the standard deviation of skill for Major League Baseball players has gotten narrower, which is to say the difference between the very best players

And then the break from there-- which the muse for me is but we view ourselves as an industrial strength, narrower, deeper Amazon--

Yet this was an age in which men and women were being pushed towards ever narrower definitions of themselves, encouraged to call themselves just one thing.

A few inches closer to the fork of Shakespeare's radish and-- But actually, my existence, and yours, and the postman's, hangs from a far narrower thread of luck

Yeah, so you'll see when you pass it around, it's also much narrower.

I mean, with Section Two, we actually had, the path is narrower.

You know, I like listening to it, but it's -- the leverage is getting narrower and narrower.

The problem with intense specialization is that, of course, your market reach is narrower,