Sentence examples for certainly narrow from inspiring English sources

Possibly not, but they will certainly narrow.

Jettisoning the more radical wings of both alliances to create a PD-PdL coalition would certainly narrow the ideological distance between the two wings.

The price of the knockout stages, with a cheapest ticket for the quarter-finals £95, for the semi-final £125 and the final £150, will certainly narrow the focus to the sport's core audience.

If this forced a sharp rise in interest rates, the trade deficit would certainly narrow, but only on the back of an economic downturn.What then should America do about its current-account deficit?

Exactly which hardware vendors have taken an interest here is currently under strict lock and key, but we can certainly narrow it down a bit.

With more realistic categories and definitions, the remaining 6.6 gap would certainly narrow to just a few cents at most.

The new global diet has certainly narrowed what people eat.

Moreover, giving the ECMWF a worthy competitor would probably lead to better forecasts overall.The new GFS has certainly narrowed the gap.

I actually don't know who it is yet, but it certainly narrows it down — I'll have to check around.

I actually don't know who it is yet, but it certainly narrows it down—I'll have to check around.

But one source of angst demands a change in attitude rather than a drive to restore the status quo: America's relative decline, especially compared with Asia in general and China in particular.The economic gap between America and a rising Asia has certainly narrowed; but worrying about it is wrong for two reasons.