Sentence examples for into narrower from inspiring English sources

Music industry executives can use market research to divide consumers into narrower and narrower slices.

In any given industry, companies are dividing the marketplace into narrower and more segmented lifestyle niches.

His suggestion to choose electors by Congressional district would serve only to further slice and dice the electorate into narrower targets for advertising.

Environmentalists fear that these wounds could fester as flood plains disappear and water flows are channelled into narrower courses that are deeper, higher and move at faster speeds.

Partly because of commercial pressure and partly because the internet tends to narrow our tastes (if you liked this, you'll also like... ), fiction – whether in novels or in films – now tends to fit into narrower and narrower sales demographics.

Frequently, the large coils are slit into narrower coils or edge trimmed, or they are cut to length into sheets at the finishing section of a steel plant or at a service centre.

Unlike most modern academics, he defied categorisation into narrow specialism.

Some float; others can slide into narrow openings.

But they do have to fly into narrow, wooden tunnels.

Objects were crammed into display cases, which were wedged into narrow rooms.

The rating system could also become a blunt instrument, pushing universities into narrow molds.