Sentence examples for narrowed differences from inspiring English sources

"We narrowed differences on several points and explored our differences on other points," he reported.

Still, Mr. Kerry acknowledged in a news conference that while gaps between the Israelis and the Palestinians had narrowed, differences remained.

The shock of the Serbian onslaught has, for the moment, narrowed differences between Mr Rugova and those Kosovars who urge a more drastic course.

Over the last generation, polarization has melted away the alloy that once narrowed differences between Republicans and Democrats, leaving both as masses of near-pure ideological ore.

A31 Maneuvering on Tax Changes President Clinton and Congressional Republicans narrowed differences on a tax-cut package that includes relief for small businesses and a rise in the minimum wage, but hurdles to a final deal remained.

The United States and Russia have narrowed differences in two days of talks in Geneva on a pact to reduce nuclear arms, negotiators said, but differences remain on how warheads will be counted and on whether they will be destroyed or stored when taken out of operation.

The two sides were unable to narrow differences.

Where Mr. O'Reilly tried, however clumsily, to narrow differences between the races, Mr. Thomas emphasized them.

But Democrats said the Republicans had not offered any constructive ideas that would narrow differences.

Those actions were part of the continuing debate over how to narrow differences in sentences for crack and powder cocaine.

It stresses narrowing differences between regional unemployment rates and the patchwork of deprivation and prosperity within regions.