Sentence examples similar to narrower day from inspiring English sources

Royal Dutch Shell's narrow summer window to drill for oil in the Arctic became slightly narrower Thursday after protesters in Portland, Ore., suspended themselves from one of the city's many famous bridges to briefly block an essential support vessel from traveling north.

The gap between Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore has narrowed day by day.

As the world watches, the space for independent journalism in Turkey narrows day by day.

Roman Polanski's legal options narrowed Monday as a Los Angeles judge denied his request to unseal testimony about a sentencing plan in his 33-year-old sex-crimes case.

At its narrowest, Monday's massacre at the Washington navy yard is a national security issue because it involved hostile entry into what was meant to be a secure military facility.

The Athens stock market fell by 2.1 percent and the spread, or gap, between yields on Greek and German 10-year bonds — a measure of confidence in Greek debt — widened 23-hundreths of a point to more than 2.9 percentage points, after narrowing Thursday, and the euro fell to a nine-month low against the dollar, as investors questioned European leaders' resolve.

After weeks of speculation and rumors, the race to replace Jesse Jackson Jr. in Congress narrowed Monday.

This is all carefully recorded in my mother's sad diary of her narrow day-to-day life.

The ranges of dosing timings that induce the stable entrainment become narrower as day length increases.

While Mr. Bush maintains a marginal lead, it has narrowed each day since the final debate last Tuesday.

As the stream of recovered material narrows every day, NASA scientists fine-tune a map of the likely areas where more debris could be found.