Sentence examples for increasingly narrowing from inspiring English sources

But experts who study these organizations say big money is increasingly narrowing the focus of research institutions and undermining their quality.

Where Jon had the breadth of vision to understand that what is happening beyond The Wall will ultimately matter more than who sits on the Iron Throne, Dany's focus is increasingly narrowing.

Menez's frustrating evening continued after the break when his clever diagonal right-to-left run produced another shooting opportunity, but he could not beat Pyatov from an increasingly narrowing angle.

To facilitate this farce, over the five years of this government your department has spent (and overspent) billions on: the sweeteners for academy and free school startups, the bloated inspectorate, and the high-stakes test and exam regime that is increasingly narrowing the curriculum, limiting the kinds of thinking offered to pupils (see my column last month), whilst upping anxiety.

But companies are increasingly narrowing down delivery times, and keeping customers better informed through text and email about when their delivery is due.

Publishers are increasingly narrowing their focus; many only seek "big books".

The Court's A.E.D.P.A. jurisprudence is basically made up of decisions in which the Justices have increasingly narrowed the chances of review under the statute.

But it is under the public radar, as Number Ten increasingly narrows its messaging and reacts to agendas too often set by opposition parties, Labour and Ukip.