Sentence examples for Sharp narrowing from inspiring English sources
There is the Knife, a sharp, narrowing price sequence.
Mr. Childers's campaign said his negative rating among voters has risen acutely, internal polls show a sharp narrowing in the contest, and interviews with voters indicated the supposed Childers-Obama link could influence votes.
In return, the United States dropped its demands for a sharp narrowing of the agreement to cover drugs for only four diseases and shipments to only a limited number of countries.
In this context the sharp narrowing of the current-account surplus to 1.4% of GDP in the first quarter is nothing to celebrate.In the short term Japan's path out of the crisis is familiar.
"Following a sharp narrowing during the recession, global imbalances have widened somewhat as activity has picked up," the report said, noting in particular that large external imbalances remained within the euro area.
A sharp narrowing of operating margins doesn't just suggest that a firm is engaging in deep discounting in order to keep moving cars; it also begs for excess capacity to be culled.
Rasps, or, more correctly, rasp-cut files, have a series of individual teeth produced by a sharp, narrow, punchlike chisel.
Because of its sharp, narrow spectrum, SFS serves as a very simple, effective method of obtaining data for quantitative determination in a single measurement [11].
Because of its sharp, narrow spectrum, SFS serves as a very simple, effective method for achieving data for quantitative determination in a single run [9].
The PL spectrum of ZnO nanofibers (i.e.,x = 0) shows a sharp, narrow ultraviolet (UV) band at 370 nm and a broad band centered at around 600 nm.
The resultant probability map, together with the probability graphs developed for a few transects across the transition, are able to map and describe (1) sharp, narrow ecotones (under five meters); (2) moderate ecotones that have a distinct band of transition (over a few hundred meters); and (3) complex ecotones that include slow transitions, interdigitated boundaries and outliers.
