Sentence examples for narrowing through from inspiring English sources

After narrowing through the 1980's, the gap between test scores of black and white students widened again between 1990 and 1999, according to national test scores released in a federal report.

The stupa, built to house Trungpa Rinpoche's ashes, is an amazing sight amid the rough Rockies: a gleaming white tower, wide at its base and narrowing — through ziggurat-like steps, an urn-shaped trunk and a 15-foot bronze Buddha — to a golden pinnacle.

Extensive engineering of the canal site involved its narrowing through dredging, relocation of the sediment to the edges but within the canal basin, cement stabilisation, retainment by geotextile-lined gabions, then coverage with geotextile and capping with recycled soil-forming materials including green waste compost (GWC).

"The system functions like a funnel, starting with input from half a dozen agencies and narrowing through layers of review until proposed revisions are laid on Brennan's desk, and subsequently presented to the president".

Other studies believe that cold and dry air may cause airway narrowing through the release of leukotrienes (27).

The difference has largely been narrowed, through the ongoing convergence process.

B1 Racial Disparity in Tests Grows A gap between test scores of black and white students that narrowed through the 1980's widened from 1990 to 1999, federal data shows.

The field is narrowed through idiotic competitions held on a set that appears to have cost less than a bag of Meow Mix.

The gap between rich and poor has to be narrowed through tax and wealth distribution, if we want to tackle crime.

As union membership swelled after the mid 1930s the gap between rich and poor narrowed, through the early 1970s.

Hickenlooper's substantial leads earlier in the year narrowed through May and June, leaving the race in a near dead heat just days before the election.