Sentence examples for has narrowed somewhat from inspiring English sources

The spread has narrowed somewhat since October's rate-cut.

Though it has narrowed somewhat with the slump, it has not been eliminated.

In recent decades, the "gender gap" in crime has narrowed somewhat, however, and there are a number of theories that might account for that change.

Already, the opposition Conservatives, whose lead over Labour has narrowed somewhat in opinion surveys, have begun to assail Mr. Brown for purportedly squeezing defense spending as the war unfolded in Iraq, just as they have attacked him for failing to provide adequate equipment for British troops in Afghanistan.

Today, that remains the majority view, but the gap has narrowed somewhat, with 60% seeing poverty as mostly permanent and 33% saying it is a temporary condition that people can move into and out of again.

This gap has narrowed somewhat in the US over time; CDC natality statistics from 2006 show an average parental age gap of 2.7 y for first births [20].

California surveys show Mr. Gore leading, though the race appears to have narrowed somewhat over the last month.

This has prompted Western economists to suggest that the undervaluation may have narrowed somewhat as demand in China for imports increased.

So our broadly festive aims for the evening had narrowed somewhat to a hot meal, some good wine and home to bed.

By calling for a national referendum on three touchy issues, to be followed by a redrafting of the Constitution starting in 2006, Mr. Chen appears to have narrowed somewhat the gap by which he trails a rival ticket that unites the fractious political opposition.

According to Barclays Capital's bond analyst Huw Worthington, the spread seems to have narrowed somewhat since hitting that record, to 1.66% over the bund at the close of trade in Athens.