Sentence examples for it narrowed on from inspiring English sources

The report also found that the achievement gap between white and minority students grew on the national test from 1994 to 1998, even as it narrowed on state test results.

Make it narrow on the bottom.

Though it narrowed somewhat on the national assessment exams from the 1980's through the early 90's, the divide has only widened since then.

Charter Communications, the cable TV provider, said Monday it narrowed its first-quarter loss on a 13percentt increase in average revenue per user and a rise in subscribers.

It narrowed even further on the brink of half-time with a sensational drop goal by Dan Parks.

Nest's team showed me this in action during a preview demo, and it worked amazingly well; while the person the Cam IQ spotted initially appeared relatively hard to identify, once it automatically realized it was a person and narrowed on the face for closeup tracking, it was easy to make out identifying details.

Whether it remains there depends partly on why it narrowed in the first place.

PepsiCo had previously expected earnings to rise 11 to 13 percent a share for the full year, but on Thursday it narrowed that range to 11 to 12 percent.

If children are doing seven hours of ballet a day by the age of 14, it puts a lot of stress on their bodies, and it narrows their outlook on life.

Mitchelson, the Deutsche Bank analyst, said the deal is a smart one as it "narrows AOL's focus on what really matters now: advertising and content – and reduces its exposure on the challenging and declining European access business".

It narrows your options on how you will spend your time, money and attention.