Sentence examples for to be narrowed from inspiring English sources

Independent contractor rules continue to be narrowed.

And the gender gap has yet to be narrowed.

The gap between the preventable and the inherently dangerous in football needs to be narrowed.

The widening gap between urban and rural areas is to be narrowed.

The sidewalk on 65th Street is to be widened to 27 feet from 15 feet; the street itself is to be narrowed to 38 feet from 50.

Schools should also reach out to a wider group of schools and pupils if the link between income and access to grammar schools is to be narrowed".

The field of eight is to be narrowed to three finalists by Dec. 23, with a final decision in the first quarter of 2001.

These skills could be adapted to a variety of different roles, but need to be narrowed down to make them more relevant.

With 17 holes left today, the deficit, which had been seven at the start of the day, seemed likely to be narrowed even further.

Several things: to make the tests valid, education has to be narrowed down to facts that must not be debated or interpreted.

The review is to be narrowed to five or so agencies in late July, he said, with a decision expected by September.