Sentence examples for a narrowing of their from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, warns Lucas, there will be "a negative impact on students … a narrowing of their educational experience and development, and an increase in drop-out rates".

He says he is always surprised by health warnings in countries outside Finland, as in his opinion saunas are safe for most people except those with unstable angina, a recent heart attack or a narrowing of their aortic valve – or if you feel unwell.

After exposure to egg white protein, most mice suffered an immune reaction and a narrowing of their airways.

Incorporation of solely tin ions into Cu2– x Se y S1– y NPLs also results in a narrowing of their band gap from 1.5 to 1.0 eV.

It was suggested that this technical perspective somehow 'rubbed off' on patients resulting in them experiencing a narrowing of their own concept of health.

There has been a slight narrowing of their threat in recent times.

It remained unclear even after the meeting on Thursday whether the two sides were indeed committed to a further narrowing of their differences, and whether they would take any tangible steps toward power sharing soon or at all.

At the same time, the high proportion of money that Chinese commercial banks must place in low-yielding reserves with the central bank — currently set at 20.5 percent of deposits — leads to an artificial narrowing of their net interest margins, said Patrick Pong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Management in Hong Kong.

No wonder many legal luminaries, including Archibald Cox, are calling for time limits, perhaps of one year, for independent-counsel investigations and a narrowing of the crimes and people within their scope.In the meantime, perhaps everyone should appoint Richard Nixon as the scapegoat for today's ills, real or alleged.

The new book represents a narrowing of that vision.

The result has been a narrowing of the tax base.