Sentence examples for narrowed steadily from inspiring English sources

For much of the 20th century, the income gap in Britain narrowed steadily as we gradually became a more equal society.

Most blacks today are middle class.Yes, say the pessimists, but the gap between what blacks and whites earn and what they learn, which narrowed steadily between the 1940s and the late 1980s, has more or less frozen since then.

While white high school students smoke at nearly twice the rate of blacks, the gap has narrowed steadily in the 90's and some experts predict that it will close in the next decade.

The quality gap between domestics and imports has narrowed steadily for some years now, Sargent said.

Polling in the state has narrowed steadily over the last three months and shows it now to be a dead heat, with Obama at 46.2percentt and Romney at 45.4percentt, according to The Huffington Post's poll average.

For women, in contrast, the deprivation gap in survival at both 1 and 5 years narrowed steadily during the 1990s, and was null or non-significant for those diagnosed during 1996 1999.

The gap in total numbers, though, narrows steadily as pay decreases.

His ambitious social policies have helped to lift 13m Brazilians out of poverty; searing inequalities of income are narrowing steadily.

Through several drafts, that exception was steadily narrowed.

And, lately, "Good Morning America" has steadily narrowed the gap between the two programs.

In the past several years, the gap between demand and supply, once considerable, has steadily narrowed, and today is almost negligible.