Sentence examples for immediately narrows from inspiring English sources

The road swings right through a half-horse village, immediately narrows and climbs through deciduous woodland.

Taking switching costs into account immediately narrows the extent of plausible market failures.The new theory needs to be qualified in another way, too.

10 09: debugger/ developer tool "isn't like any you've seen before", immediately narrows down where relevant code is, displays related info etc, nice tool.

That immediately narrows the pool of available talent - and, time and again, officials charged with launching inquiries can face a struggle to find the right person with the right skills who is willing to dedicate months - if not years - to a single task.

Heading north, the road immediately narrows to a four-lane parkway north of Exit 1, MacDade Boulevard.

This immediately narrows down the possibilities for biomarkers into two realms: imaging modalities or those measurable from easy-to-collect biological specimens such as blood, urine, saliva, skin or hair.

The taxonomist of coughs would immediately narrow down the diagnostic possibilities.

With few exceptions, executives immediately narrow the scope of discussion to their own employees.

*** "How will you paint me?" said the prime minister Winston Churchill to the artist, immediately narrowing the alternatives: "The bulldog or the cherub?" "That depends entirely on what you show me …. sir," replied the painter, trying not to be intimidated.

"When thinking in extremes, you immediately narrow the window of opportunity," said Damian Birkel, founder of Professionals in Transition Support Group Inc., a nonprofit organization in Winston-Salem, N.C., that assists laid-off workers.

Vieira had actually called it "a little bit of weakness" in United, though that is fairly inconsequential against the backdrop of how Ferguson's eyes immediately narrowed as he cast aside a phoney war during which he has been reluctant to impugn Manchester City and at one stage banned almost every national newspaper from this event for what he felt was an exaggeration of his comments about them.