Sentence examples for narrowing it to from inspiring English sources

"We are taking a similar approach with the ads as with the content: narrowing it to what is family-friendly".

In the final minutes, the Jackrabbits again whittled Baylor's lead, narrowing it to 64-60 when Chad White drilled a 3-pointer with 1 13 left.

And they'll see that Robert Motherwell (1915-91) — a born explainer, neatener and networker — had a ground-level role in creating the brand, narrowing it to a specific kind of art that purportedly channeled emotion through gesture.

Mr. Rechnitz and Mr. Heitmann founded a nonprofit organization, NYC Velodrome, and began discussing 12 possible locations for the track in the city and northern New Jersey before narrowing it to four that seemed "really possible," Mr. Heitmann said.

But by narrowing it to her childhood in Australia, they elide the underlying cultural conflict between her and Disney — the age-old confrontation between art and commerce, between uninhibited personal expression and commercial bowdlerization — and reduced it to a story of two adults who still have issues with their fathers.

The Wall Street Journal reported earlier Thursday that the investigation is expected to clear additional senior aides from involvement in the scandal, narrowing it to the two administration members who have already been named: former Deputy Chief of Staff Bridget Kelly and former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey official David Wildstein.

By June 16, Pedroia had narrowed it to 200,238.

The collection is expensive, so we've narrowed it to top 10 pieces from the womenswear range.

It still carries the meaning of "to edit," but now narrows it to "remove from the general view".

The algorithm of gradient descent [12] advances in the opposite direction of the gradient and narrows it to the minimum.

I couldn't narrow it to 10 and 20 seemed extreme, so I landed on 15.