Sentence examples for represents a narrowing of from inspiring English sources

The new book represents a narrowing of that vision.

In some ways, the new focus on electoral politics represents a narrowing of last year's exuberant spirit of resistance.

A shallower slope is consistent with the island rule, and represents a narrowing of the distribution of body sizes in the deep-sea species [3].

This represented a narrowing of the "digital divide" of 2005, when only 24% of households in Northern Ireland had adopted broadband while the UK region with the highest take-up scored 36%.

It appears that solution of the electroneutral equilibrium represents a narrow class of solutions and is true only for certain relations between the parameters of the problem.

(DACA represents a narrow version of the DREAM Act, which failed to pass Congress).

The measure represents a narrow area of compromise in a much wider disagreement over laws governing drunken driving.

The odds are already stacked against those on low and middle incomes because the audit commission panel handpicked by the prime minister and treasurer represents a narrow part of society, in this case big business (a point well-made by my colleague senator Dastyari earlier this month).

This is a magnificent achievement and one that we are able to measure accurately, but it represents a narrow slice of the work that we support.

Due to the refraction of the OCT beam at the cornea and lens surfaces, the image of the retina obtained with the current scanning configuration represents a narrow transversal region of the retina.

But while "BattleBots" makes for high television ratings, it represents a narrow vision for the possibilities of robot-building.