comparatively narrow

Examples (20)

• The new hallway is comparatively narrow, making it difficult to move furniture through.
• The road ahead was comparatively narrow compared to the highway we just left.
• Compared to modern literature, the focus of 18th-century novels was comparatively narrow.
• Her range of experience was comparatively narrow for such a senior position.
• His understanding of the issue remains comparatively narrow, focusing only on the economic aspects.
• The boat could navigate the comparatively narrow channel without much difficulty.
• The river becomes comparatively narrow as it passes through the gorge.
• The voting margin was comparatively narrow, leading to a recount.
• Our product line is comparatively narrow, but we excel in quality.
• They operated within a comparatively narrow field of research.
• The study's scope was kept comparatively narrow to ensure detailed analysis.
• The old bridge felt comparatively narrow for modern vehicles.
• With the new regulations, the window of opportunity has become comparatively narrow.
• Despite the large building, the office space was comparatively narrow.
• Living on a comparatively narrow street means parking is always a challenge.
• His understanding of the issue was comparatively narrow, lacking broader context.
• While his musical tastes are excellent, they are also comparatively narrow, limited to classical baroque.
• The comparatively narrow victory sparked debate among political analysts.
• The target market for this luxury item is comparatively narrow, consisting of high-net-worth individuals.
• The path through the dense forest became comparatively narrow as we ascended.