Sentence examples for drastically narrowing from inspiring English sources
"If we cut off imitation strategies for developing countries, we are drastically narrowing the options they have to reach an economic takeoff," said John H. Barton, a professor at Stanford law school who led the commission on intellectual property rights.
But by 11pm EST it was clear that the Democrats were having a very bad night indeed, as the Republicans not only kept the House but held on to Senate seats against all polling predictions – with the exception of Nevada – drastically narrowing any path the Democrats had to recapture the upper house of Congress.
Relevant sentence selection alone significantly aids a curator by drastically narrowing the textual region to consider for target slot filling.
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.
The removal of the only state that could challenge the power of the US militarily, even if it bled itself white by doing so, drastically narrowed the room for manoeuvre for everybody else.
Over time it drastically narrowed in scope and fell in status, coming to mean "a woman responsible for the care, supervision, or direction of a person, typically a child or young lady".
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.
