Sentence examples for narrowing things down from inspiring English sources

"After this weekend, we'll start narrowing things down, and then going into game week we'll set it for game week and just like every game week, you come out of the game and regroup and figure out who's what and set it for the next game," Durkin said.

The dominant framing of the nexus in international debates is one of optimisation; of narrowing things down to a single preferred solution.

Searching the whole of the vast national park may sound an intimidating prospect, but staff ecologist Rebekah Newman is helpfully narrowing things down.

He, quite sensibly, put all options back on the table, but then the government realised it did not have sufficiently rigorous information and modelling to start narrowing things down.

If narrowing things down to a 3 month window is nice, whoever leaked these specific launch dates is a saint.

If nothing else, it's strategizing and narrowing things down.

The contours of "the whole thing" are unclear, as is the question of which psychopaths in Iraq did this (the designation doesn't narrow things down so much).

Morris said he would not be surprised if by the end of the day, he and Richards had narrowed things down to "three or four teams" for Richards to "think about overnight".

To narrow things down a bit in this land of "mind-bending gustatory variance", the authors focus on what they've come to love most: full-bodied flavours and food that's meant to be shared, from snacks and sides to mains and sweets.

Rather than provide an exhaustive list of available products, Eaze works to narrow things down to the flowers, edibles, and concentrates users are most likely to actually buy.

To narrow things down, I'll focus on the biggest and best platform exclusives, where the Atari 8-bit version was first.