Sentence examples for narrowed on the from inspiring English sources

British sources said gaps had narrowed on the outstanding issues but none has yet been sorted.

Anyone who knows business and finance in China knows that the conjecture about the prime minister's relatives was particularly persistent, so my focus eventually narrowed on the Wen family.

They also said differences were beginning to be narrowed on the size of the Palestinian state -- about 90 or 92percentt of the West Bank -- with about 40,000 Israeli settlers having to be evacuated from the West Bank.

The lateral view demonstrates a slight malalignment at the anterior aspects of the vertebral bodies of Th9 and Th10, and the iv is irregularly narrowed on the AP view, all suggesting fracture (arrows).

Nest's team showed me this in action during a preview demo, and it worked amazingly well; while the person the Cam IQ spotted initially appeared relatively hard to identify, once it automatically realized it was a person and narrowed on the face for closeup tracking, it was easy to make out identifying details.

Ultimately, the Republican lead narrowed on the Gallup likely voter sample to 7 points, much closer to the final Times Mirror poll and in line with the actual popular vote cast for the House (52.1% for the Republicans, 45.2% for the Democrats).

The nicotine causes blood vessels to narrow on the surface of your face and hands, which impairs blood flow.

Yet the gap narrows on the economy — the chief concern among voters — with 44 percent of Americans saying they trust Mr. Obama and 40 percent saying they trust Republicans in Congress.

On stage, the spotlight narrows on the crew from JJ's, who whoop and holler and pat each other on the back.

For that reason, the extent of the effect of the cross-section narrowing on the hydraulic conductivity measurement error is dependent on the location of the narrowing.

What about Barry Bonds, who holds the record and is narrowing on the career home run record, the most hallowed in sports?