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In the future it will focus on a narrower range of products.

But those rules were valid only in a narrow range of states.

Q. So you are looking for the market to trade in a narrow range, near current levels?

This means that it has a very narrow liquid range.

We are not able to predict our business within a narrow range for each quarter.

"Try to keep them within a narrow range, like 35 to 45 degrees."

But in that narrow range, prices have been climbing of late.

Few positions have such a narrow range of body types.

You have a very narrow range of hardware around it.

We give them a very narrow range of accepted behavior.

Perhaps the relatively narrow scope would help the writers concentrate their votes on a few candidates.

A recipe for process-control purposes may have a more narrow scope.

The impact of such an agreement could spread beyond the relatively narrow scope of information technology.

Ācāra, however, is a particularly narrow scope of customary law.

The section, however, has a narrow scope applying only to directors, officers, and large shareholders.

Despite its narrow scope, the amendment could become important if state legislatures follow the Senate's example, which they often do.

Works focused on a narrow scope of research enjoyed a far better success.

But we must return to the narrow scope of the Alpine passes.

Few banks today restrict their activities to such a narrow scope.

That is not possible given the narrow scope she has defined for the preliminary inquiry.