Sentence examples similar to closing in on the answers from inspiring English sources

On the female side of the equation, scientists were closing in on some answers.

After three decades of work, Pack is closing in on an answer.

Formspring, the Q&A service that lets users invite their friends to "ask them anything", has had a wild year: since officially launching last November, the service has skyrocketed to over 16 million registered members, 40 million monthly uniques, and it's now closing in on one billion questions answered.

What we are seeing now, in the short term, is China is closing in on itself, because it doesn't have another answer or response".

In 2011 technological developments enabled physicists to close in on the answers to outstanding problems in the physics of fundamental particles.

Physicists don't know where such mind-bogglingly energetic particles come from, but they could be closing in on an answer thanks to the expansion of one of the world's biggest cosmic ray experiments.

From string theory to high-temperature superconductivity, we are closing in on answers to some of the most fascinating problems that have been addressed.

Harvard scientists are closing in on answers.

My research with Marcel Losada has actually been closing in on an answer to this question.

The denser, more turbulent slow wind, by contrast has a composition more like that of the corona, and its origin has remained a subject of some debate.Scientists now seem to be closing in on an answer.

But the new answers leave the most persistent question remaining: What took the police so long to close in on the gunman's room?