Sentence examples for it would narrow from inspiring English sources

So it was a radical departure when the United Way of Greater Los Angeles — which had long followed a pattern of spreading its $60 million or so in annual largess in all directions — announced this year that it would narrow its focus and devote its discretionary giving only to programs that fight poverty.

The news that it would narrow its work considerably by ending its interactive TV ad operations was reported on Wednesday by the trade publication Multichannel News.

The world's secondlargest sporting-goods maker, Adidas-Salomon A.G., said it would narrow its product range and streamline management to raise per-share earnings by 15percentt a year, starting in 2001.

The company has recently woken up to the problem; last spring GM announced it would narrow its selection of cars.

He concludes it would narrow the city's racial achievement gap by 5 to 10percentt.

The longer answer is that it would narrow our options somewhat.

Long-Term Capital Management was "right" in assuming that the spread between risky and risk-free assets would narrow; it ran out of money before it could prove it.But there are two strands to criticism of efficient market theory that need untangling.

If posterity is important, consider this: if asked right now to name a quarterback of the decade, voters would narrow it down to the Patriots' Tom Brady and Manning.

I don't need something like this to meet girls.' After I thought about it, I realized this would narrow the focus and allow me to be more selective.

Color - white, black, merle (that would narrow it down greatly).

A larger number of cases would narrow the confidence interval, separating it from the others.