Sentence examples similar to no to narrow from inspiring English sources

Then again, there is also no way to narrow a search by type of music, type of concert site or price.

Wales are no stranger to narrow, agonising failures when it comes to qualifying campaigns.

UWB communication transmits in a manner that results in little to no interference to narrow band signals that may be operating in the same frequency band.

There was simply no way to narrow down the interview list, so we didn't.

I have no idea how to narrow it down.

Still others say they have no choice but to narrow the admissions criteria and exclude all consideration of race and ethnicity.

When panelists are looking at a ton of proposals, they often look for an excuse to say no, in order to narrow down the field.

Some of the key pro-growth Democrats who helped shape former President Clinton's economic policies say that the same agenda is no longer sufficient to narrow the growing income gap in America, and that it needs to be adjusted to include a larger safety net, more restrictions on Wall Street and trade deals that provide more protections for American workers.

They got no closer to narrowing their differences in the approach to Nice.

So a disclaimer – I know the guy, but there's no doubting his ability to narrow in to comic effect on things that people recognise.

Although other polls have presented a more stable picture, there has just been a hint that perhaps the no lead has begun to narrow a little further.