Sentence examples for constantly narrowing from inspiring English sources

But we are now in an era when the gap between film and theatre, thanks to sophisticated technology, is constantly narrowing.

The second is at the forefront of research, where the time span between mathematical/computational developments and their fruitful adoption, modification and exploitation in chemical engineering is constantly narrowing.

Sure, a lot of people have crappy connections now and streaming video isn't as high quality by a good measure, but that gap is constantly narrowing and it's not all going to be streaming anyway.

Steadily we rode after them, farther and farther into the enclosed and constantly narrowing space, until the whole surface of the ground was literally covered with kangaroos, so closely packed that they could not leap.

My vision was narrowing.

Narrowing down the list.

Funny how Yankee Stadium was generally thought to be a dump in the early 1990s, when owner George Steinbrenner, threatening a move to New Jersey, constantly whined about narrow aisles, leaky pipes, a shortage of luxury suites and limited parking.

Given the significant time and financial costs of developing a commercial drug, it remains important to constantly reform the drug discovery pipeline with novel technologies that can narrow the candidates down to the most promising lead compounds for clinical testing.

Instead, she narrowed her eyes and said, "Why do you people constantly flaunt your homosexuality?

Attention narrowed.

Eyes narrowed.