Credit spreads remain very narrow, which may indicate a focus on near-term growth and plentiful liquidity.
Generally, their success is tied to doing a very narrow range of things very well.
Yes, in a very narrow sense the Constitution makes the political branches partners for progress.
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Secret sessions would be used only when relating to a very narrow definition of intelligence evidence.
We have a very narrow focus on building things related to what people do in the real world.
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It, it keeps intelligence and information very narrow channels for very good reasons.
"First, they are very narrow, but they are also very long, " explains Avouris.
Its insistence on a very narrow definition of what it does has made it impotent to use that money.
Its three levels are reached by a very narrow and steep spiral staircase.
First, the Solicitor General came up with a couple joined, very narrow ones.
In a statement, Harvard said it had authorised "a very narrow, careful, and precise subject-line search" to protect confidential student information.
Health plans will try to drive down costs by offering very narrow networks of providers that they can more easily control.
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"Ten years ago, men's fashion had a very narrow viewpoint in terms of the people who determined the looks, " he says.
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An individual limited by his or her own advice and counsel lives in a very narrow world with limited vision and resources.
It is a very narrow road with premises adjacent to the road.
One-design racing sailboats have to conform to very narrow design specifications so that one sailor doesn't have an unfair advantage over the other.
She said, however, that the "very narrow" scope of the wrongdoing Fidler found would limit how Lee might be attacked as a witness.
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You had very narrow spaces in between, with people walking everywhere.
Android likely falls into this camp as well, as mobile phone manufacturers and cellular carriers would not support a mobile operating system with very narrow appeal.
Called the Enterra, it was approved in 2000 under the FDA's humanitarian device exemption, which is for devices that target a very narrow group of patients.
But it turns out that London, Northern Ireland and, by a very narrow margin, the north-east of England, had a higher spend per head in 2010-11.
So much has gotten stuck in this very narrow hole that nobody wanted to take a chance the guns would get stuck on the way up.
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"The case is very narrow as far as I'm concerned, " says Los Angeles sports attorney Don Gibson, a former sports agent and president of Major League Baseball Properties.
He said the UK was seeking to challenge the current legal definition of habitual, which was "very narrow and short-term" and did not include a timescale within it.
The perspective of traditional bank thinking is still very narrow.
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The voicing is expectedly on the slightly muddy side of things with a very narrow soundstage, but the tonality is mostly smooth (read: not extremely harsh or fatiguing).
At present, the court has a very narrow, but highly active, conservative majority which has been working, most notably, to change the balance of power between the federal government and the states.
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