Sentence examples for narrowing with a from inspiring English sources
A range of opinion polls also suggest that Labour's lead over the Conservatives is narrowing, with a new ComRes survey suggesting just 22% of voters rate him as a good leader compared with 28% giving David Cameron a favourable rating.
The latest Scottish opinion polling has confirmed a large lead for the in camp, but there is evidence the gap is now narrowing, with a slow fall in support for remaining in the EU and some growth for a leave vote.
"It's very intuitive that fixing the narrowing with a stent will yield important long-term benefits, but it didn't," said Dr. Steven E. Nissen, president of the cardiology group.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 a, b Three-dimensional view of the transverse colon shows a luminal narrowing with a triangular shape: image typical of spasm caused by contraction of the taenia coli (white arrows).
Alternatively inclusion criteria may be narrowed, with a corresponding lower degree of generalizability as a consequence.
27 The precision of the estimate could be narrowed with a larger population size.
Losses also narrowed, with an adjusted loss per share of 18 cents, a 10-cent improvement from last year.
Cholangioscopy showed that the luminal mucosa was circumferentially narrowed with an irregular reddish surface.
As predicted, stride lengths increased and step widths narrowed with an increase in velocity.
Recurrent hospitalisation rates in men and women for any disease subtype are substantially higher than the corresponding first-ever rates, although narrowed with an advancing age.
Eyes narrowed with purposefulness.
