Sentence examples for slowly narrowing from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

After that, the need to make money, the fear of having no work, the demands of children, the sense that the world is moving in strange new directions, the appearance of unfamiliar forms of expression that inevitably seem less wonderful than the ones that changed your life when you were twenty cause the aperture to slowly narrow.

But it will move far more slowly on narrowing the trade gap than the U.S. would like, especially when it comes to allowing the Chinese currency to rise, which makes the chances of a breakthrough in Seoul unlikely, and the prospect of further confrontation likely.

The achievement gaps between blacks and whites, and Hispanic and non-Hispanic whites have been narrowing slowly over the last two decades, trends that actually keep the yawning gap between higher- and lower-income students from getting even wider.