Sentence examples for drastically narrow from inspiring English sources
Who would have guessed then that this Russian ballet stylist would make serious choreographic experiments with drastically narrow choices of pattern, light, space, ensemble, gender, groupings and sound?
He hoped that, even if the judges ruled against him on most points (and he was getting the sense that they might), they would drastically narrow the restraining order.
In the Senate, Democratic leaders are drafting a resolution that would drastically narrow the scope of the military mission in Iraq to that of a support role, with the emphasis on counterterrorism activities.
Provisions buried in a popular bill to expand the Amber Alert system for notifying the public about abducted children would drastically narrow judges' flexibility to impose sentences below the range of federal guidelines to avoid an unjust result, not just in child kidnapping cases but across the board.
You wouldn't want to bother those thousands, however, with your question about Napa B.& B.'s. Aardvark has devised ways to drastically narrow the search, asking only those who are most likely to have an answer, and asking only a few of them at a time, protecting your network of volunteers from being asked too often.
"Not only would fair pay for black women drastically narrow the racial economic gap, but it would go a long way toward stabilizing our national economy.
The budgetary ratio of conventional to cultural diplomacy (including the World Service) of roughly four to one should be drastically narrowed.
The prime minister has now compounded that error, and drastically narrowed the horizons of this, and future generations of Britons.
But, in a sleight of hand, the government has drastically narrowed the definition of "hazardous," eliminating 80 out of 83 previously covered activities.
The effect is especially strong in that last stanza: a period or a colon after "hesitate," and the range of its power is drastically narrowed.
It is built on the assumption of a flow devoid of radiation coupling, which drastically narrows down the envelope of flows for which binary scaling can be used.
