Sentence examples for make narrows from inspiring English sources

There is a statistical theory, degrees of freedom, that proves that every single choice you make narrows your choices (the choices you might make in the future), rendering having it all impossible.

You'll be able to easily sort out what works and what doesn't, and make narrowing down your options much easier.

"Good progress is being made narrowing down the cause, but we do not yet have conclusive results," said a government spokesman.

Her varied interests made narrowing her interest to a particular field difficult, but fortunately, Rochester offered a degree in biotechnology.

Now that these decisions are made, narrow the field down to one or two main colors.

President Trump has made narrowing the U.S. trade deficit with China a priority.

This makes narrowing down lupus-susceptibility HLA haplotypes to disease-causing MHCs at the gene level particularly challenging because of significant linkage disequilibrium with surrounding genes (Wakeland et al., 2001).

There are legitimate reasons to make narrow redactions to the report provided to Congress.

Costly equipment modifications make narrow rows impractical, but a twin-row configuration may boost production with fewer equipment modifications.

The spreads might be thin, but they could employ leverage to make narrow margins go a long way.

On several occasions during the war, Hines was forced to make narrow, seemingly impossible, escapes.