Sentence examples for age of narrowing from inspiring English sources

In an age of narrowing horizons and widespread irrationality, ignorance and violence, he has made it a beacon of global understanding, cultural pluralism, curiosity and education.

"We're living in this age of narrowing and reductionism," he said, "and Mike is one of the few who has kept true to the idea that there are many different questions you can ask about animal behavior".

Being a general partner for 10 years at a "big fund" with "multiple tiers of partners," "crazy back room politics" and "senior partners who are well past medicare age" kind of narrows things down a little.

I'm not sure we breed his like any more in this age of narrow-gauge specialization.

The leadership of African-American and Latino Christians along with a new generation of the faithful in white America are ending an age of narrow and divisive religion.

The results demonstrated cognitive gains across occasions, regardless of age, with no evidence of narrowing gender gaps.

Even though the vervets had no prior exposure to rhesus monkey faces and vocalizations, our findings show that infant vervets can, in fact, recognize the correspondence between rhesus monkey faces and voices (but indicate that they do so by looking at the non-matching face for a greater proportion of overall looking time), and can do so well beyond the age of perceptual narrowing in human infants.

As the gap between estimates of the age of the universe narrowed in recent times from an embarrassing factor of 2 to about 15 percent — enough to accommodate the stars' ages — I hoped, as did many astronomers, that Dr. Sandage would just declare victory and go on with the rest of his illustrious career.

In contrast to our findings, increased age in people usually results in an age related narrowing of the intervertebral disk space [ 20].

DSS was diagnosed when all DHF criteria were met plus evidence of circulatory failure defined as hypotension for age (systolic pressure <90 mmHg for those ≥ 5 years of age and <80 mmHg for those <5 years of age) or narrow pulse pressure (<20 mmHg) [ 2].

Unlike the women's Olympic tournament, which has no age restrictions and will have (at least in part) the feel of another World Cup, the men's tournament is primarily limited to players under the age of 23 — a constraint that narrows the scope of the event as well as its effect.