Sentence examples for easy narrowing from inspiring English sources

It can't be easy narrowing down a planet's worth of cinema, but added to these headline-making slipups are the continuing problems with the selection process for this notoriously wrong-headed category.

Mr. Clarke said losses at Fresh & Easy narrowed for the first time in fiscal 2012 but that Tesco would slow down the opening of new stores in the chain and be more cautious about how to expand the business.

Tesco's US supermarket chain, Fresh and Easy, narrowed losses to £153m last year and expects further losses this year.

It's not easy to narrow down a list of must-reads to just six, but we've done our best.

Other allegations in the statement were less easy to narrow down, such as Markle's mother being harassed by photographers (who, presumably, were not all British).

Both sites also make it easy to narrow your search using refinements, or filters, that include title, company name and location.

It wasn't easy to narrow down her selections.

"It will not be easy to narrow the gap and find common ground," he said, according to the Yonhap News Agency.

It wasn't easy to narrow down the list, but the slideshow below contains what we consider to be the 101 best tweets from women in 2012.

It's not easy to narrow it down to the one thing and I had to think really hard but it's so powerful.

There will likely be thousands of plans to choose from, so it should be easy to narrow your search using specific criteria.