Examples of using Rather narrow in English and their translations into Russian
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First, the environmental tax base is rather narrow.
In the extreme south, a rather narrow coastal plain extends in the Saranda district.
The cryptocurrency continues to trade in a rather narrow range.
A tall, rather narrow, jug-like model used to store halloumi and anari cheese.
In some States, the concept is given a rather narrow meaning.
The valley becomes rather narrow and the slopes are covered with a beautiful silver fir forest.
Developers actively trying to diversify this rather narrow format.
Nevertheless, in this rather narrow range aboutproducts of the company there was a place for the means to care for lips.
Lice- insects are quite thermophilic, and are able to live normally only in rather narrow temperature ranges.
The medallions are set off by a rather narrow edge, which at the same time goes from the center field towards the border of the carpet.
Thus the motivation to reception of success symbols is mass andpossibilities for its realization are closed on rather narrow circle.
However frequent they are, a limited, rather narrow group of people can participate in them.
This broad gallery was also used by guards on patrol,because the path on the city wall in front of it is rather narrow.
Pointed object, for example, rather narrow foot of the bed or a sideboard, which need to be put under special lining;
Hunters for many will be disappointed- Florence Milan did not, it has a rather narrow specialization, and not such a great choice.
The"term" trick, in a rather narrow views adopted understand some joke or hoax, its scope is much wider().
In general, if comparing two types of spreads and deciding which spread is more beneficial for clients,from our point of view- it is the fixed, but rather narrow one.
So far there has been a tendency to a rather narrow horizon with focus on a specific statistics when the selection of data and the rules for treatment is decided.
Nitecore NEW i2 is an updated version of the universal charger for all battery formats from Nitecore,one of the leaders in this rather narrow segment of the industry.
The first support scheme was set up in a way that benefited a rather narrow group of people and has led to a wide misuse of the scheme.
In some cases, TNCs prefer to use consultation committees, rather than trade unions, to convey information to workers, butthe scope of consultation may be rather narrow.
Existing perceptions of the requirements of monitoring were often rather narrow, and the broader process of water quality assessment was not well understood.
In the course of development of chemical branches of industry chemical processes are partitioned into subranges,which encompass rather narrow lists of related processes.
While the market was presented a rather narrow selection of shirts mid-market, and so we stood out with a partner to explore the preferences of our Russian customers.
Unfortunately, the procedure of such registration is not flexible and provides a rather narrow and rigid list of conditions to be met by foreign credit.
Measurement of water flow in the rivers rather narrow bridge made from gauging or cradle, suspended on ropes and on the river hundreds of meters wide, as the Panj,- on board the boat.
The approach taken to what constitutes a subsidy in national accounts, and hence in current aggregate agricultural income measurement as reflected in activity accounts,is rather narrow.
Although the donor base continues to be rather narrow, some progress has been made in broadening it, in line with the strategy endorsed by the Commission in its resolution 10 XXXIX.
Thus, the new methods of a narrow-band filtration offer the precision tool for search and selection of hard-detective defects,which are characterized by rather narrow spectrum band.
This solution fills the rather narrow passes with extra light and"air", and, most importantly, allows creating very different standpoints, thus making the corridors look very different as well.
