Sentence examples for dramatic narrowing from inspiring English sources

In a manifesto signed by 42 university economics associations from 19 countries, the students decry a "dramatic narrowing of the curriculum" that presents the economy "in a vacuum".

One by YouGov suggests the unionist side stands to win by 53% to 47%, representing a dramatic narrowing of its lead, to not far off the margin of error.

Though the gap is still large enough to leave Clinton the comfortable favourite – especially since New York primaries bar independents and even Democrats needed to register weeks ago – it is a dramatic narrowing from the 48-point lead Clinton enjoyed a month ago.

New technologies and knock-off fashions now spread down the price scale too fast to distinguish the rich from the aspiring for long.This increasing equality in real consumption mirrors a dramatic narrowing of other inequalities between rich and poor, such as the inequalities in height, life expectancy and leisure.

That 51-49 split was already a dramatic narrowing of the GOP's margin.

The spectra are normalized to illustrate the dramatic narrowing of the split red and blue-shifted peaks in the nonlinear spectrum, compared to the linear absorption spectrum.

The contrast between the Yorkshire Dales and the old mining areas was dramatic: narrow, winding lanes and steep hills became much more gentle inclines.

This dramatic line narrowing of 1H amide resonances enables many more individual signals to be resolved and assigned from uniformly 15N labeled membrane proteins in phospholipid bilayers under physiological conditions of temperature and pH.

The hike: West Fork Trail takes visitors into a spectacular narrow canyon, combining a dramatic tour of red-rock country with a gentle walk in the woods.

BBC Radio Derby's Dave Jepson: "A dramatic and narrow victory for Derbyshire keeps their hopes of avoiding relegation very much alive.

People with this facial shape have high, dramatic cheekbones, narrow chins, eye and jaw lines.