Sentence examples for being narrowed in from inspiring English sources

The sheer pervasiveness of new media platforms and digital technologies in Pakistan is leading to a situation whereby not only the digital divide, but also the participation gap, is being narrowed in ways that are unpredictable and unfamiliar, yet highly sustainable because locally relevant.

Further, the process of patent examination will lead to patent claims being narrowed; in such cases, the prospect of alternate technologies being able to solve the same technical problem (without infringing the claims) increases materially.

The possibilities, Hutchings said, will be narrowed in coming months.

That number was narrowed in June to five finalists.

The field was narrowed in September 1989 to five sites - three in Allegany County and two in Cortland County.

Her eyes were narrowed in concentration, her ears alert for the slightest sound.

There's less noise: with fewer competitors around jostling for position, customers choices are narrowed in your favour.

Measures in other states have been narrowed in scope, primarily to keep administrative costs low and avoid protracted court battles.

Bowman said those details are part of the "6 inches" still to be narrowed in talks.

He would start by widening the minimum bid-ask spread (known as the tick size), which was narrowed in 2001.

Hypsometric zone which is narrowed in demographic terms is the third level or hypsometric zone 750 1000 m (Table 5).