Sentence examples for slowly narrowed from inspiring English sources

While the gender pay gap has slowly narrowed over the past decade, the gulf between what whites and blacks make in the U.S. has actually grown.

LAST month China's National Bureau of Statistics reported that inequality in China is slowly narrowing.

He spoke slowly, narrowing his eyes in concentration as he tried to say the simplest things.

Using only their natural gifts to raise soft money, each team slowly narrows itself down to one presidential candidate.

The German success story masks a continued gap between the east and the west, although it is slowly narrowing.

The trend in the polls has been slowly narrowing all year, slowly at first, followed by a long pause, then slowly once more.

Meanwhile, commercial radio, fighting a recession but not government cuts, is slowly narrowing the gap in audience share with the BBC.

The exact proportion favouring leave or remain varies from poll to poll, but many show the gap between the two options is slowly narrowing.

The widening pay gap appears to be at odds with the trend for the economy as a whole, which shows the UK's gender pay gap slowly narrowing.

While primary schools are slowly narrowing the achievement gap, this is not true in secondary education, where too many children who are underachieving at 11 will still be doing so when they leave five years later.

The latest census shows white people still earn six times more than black people, though the gap is slowly narrowing, while a recent study found that black people directly own less than 10% of the Johannesburg stock market.