Sentence examples for narrows more from inspiring English sources

The abdominal kni domain is also consistently wider and narrows more in M. abdita than in D. melanogaster.

The gap has narrowed more than anyone predicted just a few months ago.

Market expectations had been for the deficit to narrow more slowly and reach only $63.0bn.

In December, export sales rose 1.5percentt and the trade deficit narrowed more than expected, falling 6.9percentto to $58.8 billion.

Generally, the cognitive differences in numeracy between men and women are narrowing, more so in northern Europe than in southern Europe.

The euro slipped against the dollar, pressed partly by data showing that the German trade surplus had narrowed more than expected.

The country's trade surplus narrowed more than expected as American demand cooled, signaling the impetus exports contributed to economic growth last quarter is fading.

Official figures showed the UK's trade deficit with the rest of the world narrowed more than expected in October as exports rose and imports fell.

Mr. Schoenholtz said that weakness of incomes and demand abroad was "a very significant portion of the reason" why the deficit in international transactions had not narrowed more.

The nation's current account deficit narrowed more than expected in the third quarter to $174.1 billion as exports of goods and services rose, the Commerce Department said.

Simon Wallace, an economist at the Centre for Economic and Business Research, said: "The US trade balance on goods and services narrowed more than expected in April to a deficit of $58.8bn.