Sentence examples for continually narrowed from inspiring English sources
The decision provoked intense resistance in the South but was followed by a chain of rulings and orders that continually narrowed the right to discriminate.
When we first meet Lila, she's a feral cat of a girl: she's continually narrowing her eyes with malice, pelting neighborhood aggressors with rocks or threatening to slit their throats with a shoemaker's knife.
He attacked the Care Quality Commission – the independent regulator of health and social care services in England – for "continually narrowing the goalposts" for care home providers, yet offering no support or help to those who wanted to do the best for their residents.
The only way you'd lose an hour in there now was trying to find an album that you couldn't find cheaper elsewhere, or indeed trying to find any albums, in among all the other stuff HMV had started to flog in an attempt at staving off the inevitable: the range of music on offer seemed to continually narrow over recent years.
For decades, though, the Supreme Court has continually refused to create new categories of unprotected speech, even narrowing the scope of the traditional categories--and with good reason.
But for oil companies that must continually replenish their production with new reserves, the exploration options are narrowing.
Too often, company leaders believe they must continually add, expand, acquire--but the authors show that success actually comes from painstakingly narrowing your options and "picking your bets".
Our attention is habituated on many levels: We have a repetitive range of emotion that we continually return to, a narrow and habituated way of using our vision, a narrow range with which we attend to auditory input, a belief system that narrows our perceptual field and a way of processing intellectually that reinforces our view of the world.
In too many art forms, excellence has become equated with inertia, continually defined in oppressively narrow and antiquated terms.
