narrow means

Despite the narrow means, an impressive variety operates from work to work.

Justice Bradley also concluded that the Act was overbroad, and that the same positive ends (ending political corruption) could have been achieved by alternative, narrower means.

Keeping on a straight and narrow means living with Honey's mom Connie (Lonette McKee) and holding down a job just to make ends meet.

Havell was born in Reading in Berkshire, one of fourteen children, the son of Luke Havell, a drawing master, who also kept a small shop to eke out his narrow means.

The sisters had inherited some money and could afford to live in London, although their mother had advised them to leave the majority of their money safely in Australia, so they lived on fairly narrow means.

Despite such predictions, the paintings here affirm that these artists found plenty to do within the narrow means they set for themselves, and also that the famous Minimalist taboos against spatial illusion and references to things beyond the frame were never strictly observed.

She does it through narrower means of intervallic and rhythmic relationship within the primary material of her works, by seeking to discover the depth and mysticism of the sound, as well as on a larger scale, through carefully thought architecture of musical form.

More narrow means they are more easily worked around, as noted, so that makes them more fair, or less unfair depending on your POV, to other companies, and Apple decided on the narrowness of the claim, so it certainly isn't unfair to them.

A, lady-who had fed herself from childhood with the shadowy food of aristocratic reminiscences, and whose religion it was that a lady's hand soils itself irremediably by doing aught for bread,--this born lady, after sixty years of narrowing means, is fain to step down from her pedestal of imaginary rank.

He was the ninth son of John Ross (fifth son to a second wife, Elizabeth Fullarton), an excise officer in Port Glasgow of narrow means and a probable descendant (via the Rosses of Kirkland and Tartraven) from Ninian Ross, 3rd Lord Ross.