81.   The government has managed to keep a lid on inflation through a strong currency, which trades in a narrow band in relation to the U.S. dollar.

82.   The government managed to keep a lid on inflation through a strong currency, which trades in a narrow band in relation to the U.S. dollar.

83.   The heaviest snow will occur in a narrow band from northeastern Pennsylvania to central New England, where over six inches will accumulate by Thursday night.

84.   The narrow band of asphalt also divides these people in a debate about whether this quiet place should be home to a casino.

85.   The researchers found that krill were prevalent in a narrow band under the sea ice, from about half a mile to eight miles south of the edge.

86.   The stylish today wear multiples on one finger, stacking narrow bands up to the knuckle, usually on the traditional ring finger.

87.   The trees run in a narrow band around the mountain, representing the land that neither the farmers below nor the resort hotel operator above wanted.

88.   There is only a very narrow band of undecided in this race.

89.   They prettified their bohemian-spirited plaid dresses with necklines fashioned from tiny red, green and black beads and a narrow band of beaded fringe around the hem.

90.   This meeting of hot and cold water masses has been observed in whitecaps, narrow bands of rich biomass and sharp changes in water surface temperature.