Sentence examples for one narrows from inspiring English sources

This one narrows the gap.

The trick may be in how one narrows the yawning divide between haves and have-nots, especially amid godawful poverty.

Heart patients may have hundreds of vulnerable plaques, so preventing heart attacks means going after all their arteries, not one narrowed section, by attacking the disease itself.

If you have more than one, narrow it down to just one.

The bald one narrowed his eyes and glared at Jackson: "You've got a wedding ring on and a nice-ass camera around your neck.

Top of the list is more liberalisation of labour rules for permanent workers, so that the gap between them and (younger) temporary ones narrows.

Also, this elasticity focuses on one narrow category of workers rather than on labor overall, so substitution possibilities may be greater.

And the critiques, at least on one narrow issue, have been fierce.

The lowering is based on one narrow line of evidence: the slowing of surface warming during the past decade.

On one narrow road, rutted, potholed, muddy in winter, dusty in summer, reinforcements and supplies poured in: one vehicle every 14 seconds, day and night.

If you are like me, and went overboard on regal geraniums or lantana in the summer, you know that they will not all fit on one narrow windowsill.