1.   Their utterances are syntactically simpler, contain a narrower range of semantic content, and less frequently refer outside the here-and-now.

2.   First he noticed that people who are truly suicidal use a narrower range of frequencies when pronouncing their vowels than people who are just depressed.

3.   New York could look to other states to tailor the religious exemption to apply to a narrower range of religious institutions.

4.   On receiving such reports, doctors were urged to determine whether an older, cheaper antibiotic with a narrower range would work just as well.

5.   That is not much different from bilingual programs in regular city high schools, and a significantly narrower range than the Newcomer School hopes to offer.

6.   Critics believe the superstores are impersonal, cut corners on staff expertise and personalized service and offer a narrower range of titles.

7.   The bank will bid for general finance-company assets such as property development projects, while its subsidiaries will bid for a narrower range of assets.

8.   U.S. officials say the global reaction has been overwhelmingly positive and argue that criminal proceedings rely on a narrower range of evidence than asset freezes.