Sentence examples for close to narrowing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peterson points out that an increase in the tax will not come close to narrowing big fiscal gaps.

Based on the size and number of toes, you should already be somewhat close to narrowing down the options, based on your region, but the shape can hammer it home.

They got no closer to narrowing their differences in the approach to Nice.

The Fifa secretary general, Jérôme Valcke, said on Monday: "We are getting closer to narrowing the dates for the World Cup to two options January-February 202222 or November-December 2022 – but Fifa has also been asked to consider May 2022.

As we narrow in on this Hubble constant, we get closer to narrowing in on the nature of the dark energy at work.

"We are getting closer to narrowing the dates for the Fifa World Cup to two options - January/February 2022 or November/December 2022 - but Fifa has also been asked to consider May 2022," he said in a statement.

Carrying through this process of mutual adjustment brings one closer to narrow reflective equilibrium: coherence among one's initial beliefs.

We used microsatellite markers either in the narrowed 861-kb region or close to the narrowed region spanning 16q22 (Table 1).

On this basis, we therefore focus on targets close to the narrowed regions in the following discussion.

His darting run gave him the time to execute the deftest of finishes as Rico closed in to narrow an already tight angle.

"Is the Last Mile the Longest" was the question posed in the title of a May 2018 report on "Economic Gains From Gender Equality in Nordic Countries," by the O.E.C.D. The report concluded that while the Scandinavian countries have come closer than other countries to narrowing the gender gap, the challenge to closing it altogether remains stubbornly difficult.