Sentence examples for ever narrower from inspiring English sources

Broadcast media struggle as cable networks and the Web aim at ever narrower audiences.

"She is going into an ever narrower cul-de-sac," said one former minister.

Institutions and governments represent an ever narrower strain of harsh opinion.

Cable television and Spanish language cable in particular had increases as advertisers tried to reach ever narrower audiences.

Although we have access to huge amounts of information at our fingertips, we risk becoming ever narrower in our views.

We seem to rejoice in making the streets ever narrower with cycle lanes, bus lanes and taxi lanes.

Elections shrivel debate into an ever-narrower spectrum of issues.

Marketing executives focus too much on ever-narrower demographic segments and ever-more-trivial product extensions.

The tragedy of ever-narrower formats exists across the radio dial.

The changes are driven by companies aiming at ever-narrower niche audiences.

And as fashion changes, fund sponsors keep conjuring up new funds to fill ever-narrower niches.