Sentence examples for which narrowed from inspiring English sources

President Obama signed the Fair Sentencing Act, which narrowed the disparity in punishment between possessing crack and possessing powdered cocaine.

It has also been the main force behind the improvement in our trade deficit, which narrowed in January to the lowest level for 18 months.

The deficit, which narrowed to $1.62 billion from $3.08 billion in April, also reflected a drop in interest payments on government bonds.

The case, Dorsey v. United States, No. 11-5683, concerned the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010, which narrowed the disparity between sentences for offenses involving two forms of the drug.

Most blacks today are middle class.Yes, say the pessimists, but the gap between what blacks and whites earn and what they learn, which narrowed steadily between the 1940s and the late 1980s, has more or less frozen since then.

Ms. Thorning-Schmidt built an early lead in the polls, which narrowed sharply in the last days of the campaign, and on election night her coalition appeared to have a sliver of a parliamentary majority.

And Doran's ideal is a "slightly cushioned" actor, which narrows the field still further.

This reduces the amount of fatty deposit (atheroma) which narrows our arteries and makes them more likely to clog".

For days at a time, his public schedule states "New York City," which narrows it down not at all.

Hermel, which is mainly Shiite, and Arsal, which is mainly Sunni, climb up the hills on opposite sides of the Bekaa Valley, which narrows toward its northern end.

This sense of familiarity is accentuated by the camerawork, which narrows in on small zones in which the members hit a speed bag here, jump rope over there.