Sentence examples for narrow out from inspiring English sources

"Buyers use them to narrow out the properties they would absolutely not want to see".

But the plan is narrow, out of date and contains no information about budgets and expected completion dates, according to ActionAid.

Finding such planets has always been the Holy Grail of exoplanet studies, partly because the zone is so narrow; out of the eight planets in our solar system, Earth is the only one in the sun's habitable zone.

From a qualitative point of view, the overlap between the set of C. hamatus duplicated genes and that of zebrafish is narrow (out of 124 subtrees with C. hamatus lineage-specific duplications, only 6 also include zebrafish duplicates) showing that these two sets are different in composition.

In general, the range of changes in gene expression was quite narrow: out of a total of 45033 transcripts, in Gelsemium s. 2c and 3c, the lowest dilutions, only a small subset of genes (577 and 165, respectively) showed |log2 fold change| > 0.5.

"Scary", "narrow-minded", "out of touch" and "stiff old men" were some of the epithets it used to describe perceptions of the current Republican Party.

The bishops ignored this evidence to ensure that their own narrow, out-of-the-mainstream beliefs held sway on Capitol Hill.

In the 90s they narrowed out but they were still hard, un-killable – 90s action stars literally dodged bullets and had high velocity driving skills.

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It has twenty-two villages that hug the narrow streets; out back are fields where farmers grow potatoes and wheat and strawberries.

And that tail from almost above looked preposterously narrow, poking out from a round little body that I wanted to cup in my hands.