Sentence examples for try to narrow from inspiring English sources

Mediators cannot make binding rulings, but they can try to narrow some of the issues.

It may try to narrow the deficit further with some quick (but, one hopes, not dirty) sales of state assets.

The meeting's intent was to try to narrow the chasm between college football's haves and have-nots.

But the executive declined to indicate how else the company would try to narrow the labor cost gap in the next contract.

For political reasons, he is less likely to try to narrow the gap with taxes on anyone but the very rich.

Mr. Clinton is right to try to narrow the differences so that direct talks between Israel and Syria can resume within the next few weeks.

'We don't think we will ever come to the same level as them budget-wise, but we try to narrow the gap.

When I get to Sunday, I try to narrow those things down to just five and then I write about them in very short vignettes.

Mr. Obama has done what he promised when he ran for office in 2008: he has used government as an instrument to try to narrow the gaps between the haves and the have-nots.

These try to narrow or hamper access to abortions by, for example, sharply restricting the procedures at as early as 20 weeks, requiring women to view ultrasounds of the fetus, curbing insurance coverage and imposing expensive regulations on clinics.

One rare piece of good news is that Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. has made it his mission to try to narrow this gap in the administration of justice.