Sentence examples for their narrowing from inspiring English sources

Alas, Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne overestimated voters' appetite for straight talk about budget cuts; at least, that seems to be one inference they have drawn from their narrowing opinion-poll lead.

Americans' search patterns reflect their narrowing financial straits, according to the marketing research firm comScore.

Here, our own UN Development Programme UNDPP) estimates using the Sedlac data, is that Mexico and Panama, and to a lesser degree, Brazil, saw a slow in their narrowing of inequality when comparing 2002-2007 to 2007-2012.

Researchers for this study and others pointed to a successful minority of charter schools — numbering perhaps in the hundreds — and these are the ones around which celebrities and philanthropists rally, energized by their narrowing of the achievement gap between poor minority students and white students.

Early normal lung development depends on the airway branching with subsequent formation of epithelial buds (pseudoglandular stage), their narrowing (canalicular stage) and septation into sacs and the alveolar precursors (saccular stage, primary septa).

Increase of the number of PBGs, and their narrowing allows us to observe full band gaps in relatively narrow frequency ranges 26 37.5 GHz and 37.5 54 GHz, accordingly.

Their narrow, steep driveway froze and refroze.

He knows their narrow minds.

Their narrow frame crushed my toes.

All have their narrow interests and national hang-ups.

But they have been criticised for their narrow focus.