Examples of using Narrowly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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it would not be narrowly"sectarian" and would remain open to all.
have national claims narrowly been agreed to.
Professor Cassese's position is that the terms"direct part" and"such time" are to be interpreted strictly and narrowly.
But by focusing narrowly on the contemporary context of modern antisemitism,
That means an immense loss in terms of human potential because we have defined success too narrowly.".
Did keeping your eyes on the prize and narrowly focusing on the finish line change their experience of the exercise?
She narrowly escaped our grasp by jumping through the rear window of a home she would been hiding in.
ask someone who narrowly avoided an accident.
As a result she becomes narrowly focused and criticizes anyone who tries to be diverse, open,
We narrowly interpret every government request for user data to minimize disclosure.
The bullet narrowly missed your brain stem and exited the back of your skull.
Orthodox rabbis in Israel very narrowly interpret the commandment“though shall not kill”,
Moatize hit the gangway and narrowly missed a converted trawler called Prawn Star that operates as a restaurant.
which work extremely narrowly against one bacterial species, and you can see the obvious advantage.
One practitioner in her sixties who narrowly escaped death recounted the horrors she witnessed at this hospital.
Students pursuing more traditional STEM Master of Science degrees are often narrowly trained in a single discipline, while students with a Professional Science Master degree sometimes lack broad scientific training.
After narrowly surviving a terrorist bombing,
The first is that these narrowly defined jobs will be the first to be displaced by robots,
He's right: the spring narrowly missed his spine,
Eskil started with a convincing victory, but lost the second game narrowly.