Sentence examples for years narrow from inspiring English sources

The winners are generally familiar celebrity starchitects — Rem Koolhaas, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry — or, in more contrarian years, narrow specialists from discursive or geographical margins, such as the Australian Glenn Murcutt, whose remarkable body of work consists largely of exquisite variations on the same techno-ecological country house.

The winners are generally familiar celebrity starchitects Rem Koolhaas, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry or, in more contrarian years, narrow specialists from discursive or geographical margins, such as the Australian Glenn Murcutt, whose remarkable body of work consists largely of exquisite variations on the same techno-ecological country house.

Various computational methods that have been developed based on the antigen structures and the mimotopes these years narrow the search for experimental validation.

The gap which has seen girls out perform boys at A grades for several years narrowed slightly.

English schools – in defiance of sceptics, including me – have, in recent years, narrowed the attainment gap between children from poor homes and those from more affluent backgrounds.

The International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines spent 11 years narrowing the search for a gene to make rice resistant to leaf blight.

Hispanic teen birth rates have dropped sharply in recent years, narrowing the gap with other groups (though that may be partly due to the economic downturn; recessions typically cause birth rates to fall).

One molecule will kiss another and it's completely inconsequential". Ideker knew that not all 5,272 genes bound by the transcription factors would go through the transcription process and generate proteins – so he spent four years narrowing the field.

In addition, US Airways, the No. 6 carrier, said its profit plunged 41percentt, excluding one-time gains, while T.W.A., which has continued to elude profitability despite the travel boom of recent years, narrowed its losses more than analysts had predicted.

And while the Champions League final attracts a far smaller global audience than the World Cup (the 2013 final had an average audience of 150 million, the 2010 World Cup final six times that) its cumulative reach across four years narrows the gap.

For women, in contrast, the deprivation gap in survival at both 1 and 5 years narrowed steadily during the 1990s, and was null or non-significant for those diagnosed during 1996 1999.