Sentence examples for narrow on from inspiring English sources

IF YOU read much about global warming, you'll have noticed that the solutions offered seem a little narrow:  on the one hand, solar and wind energy; and on the other, drastic reduction in carbon emissions.

Mitt Romney's choice for a White House running mate appeared to narrow on Sunday with one potential pick politely suggesting he look elsewhere and another declining to be coaxed on the issue.

All water channels were small and narrow (on average of one meter) streams or rivulets with regular, year-round flow.

The search seemed to narrow on 21 March, when scientists at the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg, Canada, reported finding one particular paramyxovirus, called the human metapneumovirus, in tissue samples from six out of eight patients in Canada.

As in previous interviews, his focus was narrow, on Afghan security forces.

It was really big on top and very narrow on the bottom.

But the truth is that for every broadly humane, technological-minded guy who contributed one new gadget to our prosperity there are six narrow, on-the-spectrum techno-obsessives who contributed twenty.

For one thing, the divide is narrowing on its own.

The daily range of temperature is also narrower on the coasts than in interior locations.

The margin narrowed on Tuesday, after a large batch of absentee and other ballots were counted.

Over the past decade, though, her focus narrowed on DNA breakthroughs and their effect on the public.