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1. The shop sells only a narrow range of goods.

2. The company offered only a narrow range of financial services.

3. A fairly narrow range of people are responsible for key decisions.

4. Only a narrow range of speeds was viable.

5. The black and white feeds in a narrow range of tree species and when none is fruiting it eats leaves.

6. However, while a narrow range of assets may maximise yield it also increases the exposure to risk.

7. This resulted in a narrow range of areas being tested.

8. Education can be a route to a narrow range of professions, but for most the prospects are poor.

9. The girls, whose already narrow range of options and escape routes are limited still further, are the victims.

10. But the board provides only a narrow range of sensitivity on the variables under its own control.

11. Several writers have pointed to the narrow range of typifications of deviant women.

12. There is only a narrow range of prices.

13. Pattern: the price moves in a narrow range by sideway.

14. Like a computer screen[sentencedict.com], photographs have a narrow range of brightnesses.

15. Specialised compartmentalization ensured that management was expert in the narrow range of financial services offered.

16. The domination of the liberal view was reflected in the relatively narrow range of sources on which western scholars worked.

17. The national dailies peaked later, in 1957, but fluctuated within a comparatively narrow range.

18. Rather, many different groups become active in the political process on a narrow range of issues relevant to their interests.

19. The Nikkei 225 average rose 158.49 or 1.2 per cent to 13,506.23 after trading in a narrow range between 13,441.52 and 13,573.55.

20. All that the method of sociology demands is that within this narrow range of choice, he shall search for social justice.

21. Activated pyrophyllite obtained from pyrophyllite treated with a silane coupling reagent has a simple chemical composition, stable structure, fine grainsize and narrow range of grainsize distribution.

22. Disk before Tuesday[sentencedict.com/narrow range.html], the U.S. stock index futures showed a narrow range of vibration patterns.

23. Traders added that the market was expected to trade in a narrow range in the short term, but was likely to test key psychological support at 3,000 points.

24. But on glass surface, photoquenching effect of surfactants on photolysis of vinclozolin changed in a narrow range with various fortification concentrations.

25. Human culture shapes personal development, but on an absolute scale culture permits only a very narrow range of possibilities.

26. For firing of the mixture in the cylinder every time spark occurs, the air-fuel ratio must lie in a fairly narrow range.

27. The activation of hepatic gluconeogenesis plays an important role in maintaining blood glucose level within a narrow range by hormone regulation in the long-term starvation.

28. It is shown that the utilization ratio of longitudinal slip rate can be obtained in the narrow range near the peak value, and utilization ratio of brake efficiency is improved.

29. The present researches in this field are limited on a narrow range and have many defects.

30. Ratio of issued capital to equity decrease in a narrow range. Share interest due to pay account 20% stable to asset which could be distribute.