Sentence examples for aims to narrow from inspiring English sources

Thursday's measure to update the subsidy program, known as Lifeline, aims to narrow that gap.

Obama's proposal aims to narrow a loophole that the president has long said some employers exploit to avoid paying overtime.

Its new budget aims to narrow its fiscal deficit to 4.7% of GDP, based on an optimistic forecast of revenues.

Dreams aims to narrow the gap between what you do with your hands, or a paintbrush, and what you do with a computer.

Second was the government's "Harmonious Society" drive, which aims to narrow the nation's rich-poor gap, address the problems of unequal access to education and health care, deter environmental degradation and improve disaster relief.

While internationally the digital divide threatens to engulf developing nations, on a local scale Geekcorps aims to narrow gaps between rich and poor in respect to information, health and education.

DES will aim to narrow the margin of uncertainty down to just 0.01.

We should aim to narrow or enlarge gaps as necessary to achieve the psychological distance that's just right.

As the pathway coupling metabolism with amplification is largely unknown, we aimed to narrow down the putative amplifying signals.

We aimed to narrow down the uniform final reaction steps mediating fuel-induced acute amplification of insulin secretion.

Further investigations will now aim to narrow down the specific step(s) that is (are) improved by the presence of A. lipoferum CRT1.