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Meanings of narrowed in anglès
Usage of narrowed in anglès
1
Falling U.S. demand thanks to the financial crisis narrowed the trade gap.
2
I narrowed down the best days of the week and target times.
3
Jeremiah saw through the mistake; the true Israel was narrowed to himself.
4
It has narrowed by almost 15 basis points over the past month.
5
Once the field is narrowed to 30, the food fight really begins.
6
The margin narrowed in the first six months from a year earlier.
7
But its gap over the centre-right New Democracy party has narrowed sharply.
8
Inside the field house, area boys knuckled down and narrowed the competition.
9
However, that lead has been narrowed by the Nationals during the campaign.
10
However, the UK trade deficit narrowed slightly but was bigger than forecast.
11
As a result, the room for negotiation has narrowed from both sides.
12
Although this is an optional question it narrowed the choice for students.
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New Zealand's trade deficit has narrowed, as imports fell more than exports.
14
Liverpool FC said its 10-month pre-tax loss narrowed as administrative costs declined.
15
This was especially true when pollsters narrowed their sample to likely voters.
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The number of proposals from developers has been narrowed down to ten.
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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