Sentence examples for doing narrows from inspiring English sources

A quarter were children, straining even Israel's definition of "terrorist" as, according to its own experts, it expands the definition of "legitimate target" and, in so doing, narrows the definition of "collateral damage".

But she says it is not certain that being at home does narrow their options.

This single policy instrument did not, however, also lead to any narrowing in the black-white achievement gap (though it did narrow the Hispanic-white achievement gap).

It works well, but not faultlessly – a picture of a dog also turns up some shots of people and buildings, but it does narrow down your choices.

After hundreds of interviews, Mr Blinder was still unable to declare an outright winner among the competing theories of inflexible prices though he did narrow the field somewhat.

The economic boom did narrow the earnings gap a bit in the mid-1990's, as employers competed to hire low-wage workers.

So that did narrow down the choices".

That really does narrow the playing field for people.

It really does narrow our universe to what we feel are the premier, quality growth companies.

Thus, whether in rural or nonrural areas, The Expansion did narrow the gender gap, with a more drastic effect in rural areas.

But it did narrow down the searching party to either the National Security Agency or FBI.