Sentence examples for narrows for the from inspiring English sources

So, as the search in Iraq narrows for the ace of spades himself, it seems only natural that a rival set of cards should emerge.

It is known that 31P-NMR line quite narrows for the reference compound (phosphoric acid), whereas in the HAP, its intensity decreases, increases its half width, and maximum shifted to higher frequencies (approximately 850 Hz).

The energy gap between the 1π* and 3π* MOs also narrows for the anionic form; this decrease in the gap between the nitrogen π* resonances for the anionic form parallels that observed in the experimental NEXAFS, explaining it by a significant increase in the 1s→1π* energy and small decrease in the 1s→3π* energy relative to non-ionic PABA occurring with formation of the carboxylate form (Table 2).

As a result, the gap between the west and the rest began to narrow for the first time in history.

In particular, the broadening for the electric and narrowing for the magnetic modes and the change of line shape for the electric mode are nicely reproduced.

But the window is narrowing for the most enthusiastic party activists to choose sides, and Mr. Obama is seeking to make a stronger case for himself.

He said that the gap between revenue and costs was narrowing for the first time since it started compiling the figures – albeit by just 0.1%to12.7%7%.

The window is narrowing for the president to show that outreach can normalize the psychotic U.S.-Iranian relationship where confrontation only comforts it.

Pathmark, based in Carteret, N.J., also said its loss narrowed for the fiscal fourth quarter ended Jan . 29 to $2.1 million from a loss of $4.6 million a year earlier.

In primates, the mortality gap between males and females is narrowest for the species that tend to compete less for female attention.

The Scottish government said the "attainment gap" between the most advantaged and most disadvantaged pupils had narrowed for the first time.