Sentence examples similar to starting narrow from inspiring English sources

Thus, this de-escalating strategy seems to be the preferred approach rather than starting narrow-spectrum therapy and then broadening the spectrum if necessary once culture data are available.

"I always start narrow when I'm learning about a new subject, but it usually leads me to ask, 'Is this a solution for other problems?' " Mr. Sturz said.

Luton start narrow favourites, largely because their more experienced team beat Wimbledon 3-0 at home in the league and drew at Kingsmeadow, but the Dons finished six points clear and their young team is confident – "I see no fear in their eyes," said manager Terry Brown, a veteran of the non-League scene.

Start narrow and make the hole wider as you go deeper.

Knowing your budget is a great way to start narrow down your search.

Economic recovery will start narrowing the wealth gap again.

"As a result, that started narrowing down all these people who were interested".

And with that in mind, it's time to start narrowing my list.

Meanwhile one obvious place to start narrowing the health gap for Latino children is the language barriers.

Next month, the board will conduct five hearings to collect public input, and in April it will start narrowing the applicant pool and interviewing candidates.

He, quite sensibly, put all options back on the table, but then the government realised it did not have sufficiently rigorous information and modelling to start narrowing things down.