Sentence examples for greatly narrowing from inspiring English sources

European Union officials hinted today that the union might put off retaliating against United States steel tariffs until next year, signaling that Washington may have bought itself some time by greatly narrowing the scope of the disputed tariffs.

With investors chasing anything with a decent yield, they've piled into lower quality bonds — such as "junk bonds" issued by companies with poor credit ratings, and debts issued by governments in emerging markets — greatly narrowing the interest-rate premiums that such securities normally carry.

Consequently, the approach will aid clinicians by greatly narrowing (by 27.6-fold) the search space of potential diagnoses for patients with suspected developmental disorders.

This would not mean widespread bond defaults, he said, just greatly narrowed local budgets.

But in the 1880's, the Supreme Court greatly narrowed the scope of this enforcement power, for overtly racist reasons.

The ruling greatly narrows the sort of deals that the Internal Revenue Service can disallow as having no purpose besides tax avoidance.

"And that gulf greatly narrows the pool of individuals in this country who are prepared to become candidates.

He died at Windsor, his 220-acre estate, under circumstances that greatly narrowed the list of possible suspects.

But in the past few weeks, the once enormous financial gulf separating the two campaigns has been greatly narrowed.

But if you do cook regularly, she said, "the most important thing is ease and function," which greatly narrows the field.

There is a bubblelike protrusion of the sidewalk out into Bergen and Smith Streets in Brooklyn that greatly narrows the traffic lanes at that intersection.