Sentence examples for needs to be narrowed from inspiring English sources

The gap between the preventable and the inherently dangerous in football needs to be narrowed.

There are considerable uncertainties about potential impacts of climate change on planted forests and this knowledge gap needs to be narrowed down through focused research in a wide range of ecological regions.

Perhaps the distance between the desks in DC and the real life issues facing the destruction of our environment needs to be narrowed.

"The National Center for Transgender Equality has been a leader for years in advocating that the over-broad religious exemptions in the Employment Non-Discrimination Act was unacceptable and needs to be narrowed," Keisling said.

This knowledge gap needs to be narrowed by building on existing systems of toxicity testing.

Here, the experimental data suggest that the function assignment needs to be narrowed.

These skills could be adapted to a variety of different roles, but need to be narrowed down to make them more relevant.

But Mr Browne told the conference that the scope of schedule 7 needed to be narrowed, suggesting it was a legacy of the last Labour government's "intrusive and authoritarian" attitude to personal liberties.

However, he told a news briefing in Beijing that the signals from the transmitter were "rapidly fading" and the search area needed to be narrowed as soon as possible.

The genome interval to consider included actually almost the whole chromosome, and need to be narrowed for further analysis and interpretation.

The differential diagnoses and role of complicating factors (Table  1) need to be narrowed down using information derived from the history, the findings on physical examination, diagnostic tests (where necessary), and response to treatment.