Look... the case has narrowed itself down to this.

So he's narrowed it down to us. You've got it.

Now, I narrowed it down to the gray one, the green one, and, say, the orange one.

This was narrowed down to the ten venues that were officially announced by FIFA on 17 March 2006.

Narrowed down to an area this size, it shouldn't take a military genius to find their hiding place.

After seeing that global impact, we narrowed it down to our key value proposition, which was cleanliness and convenience.

We narrowed it down to one fragment we sequenced it and found just one base pair had been deleted in an essential gene.

We narrowed it down to one fragment we sequenced it and found just one base pair had been deleted in an essential gene.

As a result of this revenue and spending approach, public expenditures are being rationalized, budget deficits narrowed down and domestic financial resource mobilization enhanced.

On others, we have narrowed our differences and made progress.

But whosoever turns away from My Message , verily for him is a life narrowed down , and We shall raise him up blind on the Day of Judgment .

But whosoever turns away from My Message , verily for him is a life narrowed down , and We shall raise him up blind on the Day of Judgment .

The political gap can be narrowed only by indigenous capitalist development.

I haven't shown it all the way down to zero, there are lots of other options, but here I'm just showing you the prediction, so I've narrowed the scale.

Atherosclerosis is the process by which the arteries become gradually narrowed and hardened

All this jurisprudence has, together with the exclusion of certain categories of persons from capital punishment in the text of article 6, in effect narrowed down any use of capital punishment.

Indeed, the segregation caused by the land system has enlarged rather than narrowed social disparities.

While reaffirming and refining many of the observations of the Ad Hoc Expert Group, the Guadalajara meeting narrowed down the range of options, and also recognized that the options are not necessarily mutually exclusive.

Brazil withdrew its bid three days before the vote, and the field was narrowed to four.

In an age of rising inequality, at least some countries have narrowed their wealth and income gaps.

The surplus has narrowed because investment has been ramped up even higher, to roughly 49 of GDP.

The age structure of BiH population from 1991 was borderline stationary regressive , with an insignificantly narrowed demographic pyramid.

So you can see here on the vertical axis, I haven't shown it all the way down to zero, there are lots of other options, but here I'm just showing you the prediction, so I've narrowed the scale.

UNMIL is hopeful that, once these pledges are finalized, the funding shortfall will be narrowed to approximately 10 million.

The wage differential between men and women had narrowed for five successive years and was currently 21 per cent.

In fairness, we would like to note that the acknowledged gap between relief and development has been to a degree narrowed down, albeit modestly, by the recent inclusion of funds for disarmament and demobilization as part of the assessed budget.

The front tyres are narrowed from to , in order to improve the balance of grip between the front and rear.

The current gap between boys and girls should be considerably narrowed in the near future, as enrolment of girls increased.

During the cold war, insecurity was a dominant factor and international economic disparities, instead of being narrowed, were actually broadened.

The good news is that the gap between the emerging and advanced countries has narrowed greatly in the last three decades.

Long term time series data indicate that the socioeconomic mortality gap narrowed before the 1950 s, but has grown substantially since then.

In 1990 the discrepancy contracted to about 26 per cent and narrowed even further to 21 per cent in the following year.

It also narrowed the focus from six thematic areas of focus to five practice areas, and gender equality' became a cross cutting theme.

They contended that the gap between the input of the P 5 and the E 10 in the drafting process should be narrowed.

The time lag between scientific discoveries, technological advances and commercial application had narrowed dramatically, leaving very little time to grasp their full implications.

Indeed, perhaps a better explanation is that instead of creating more room for central bankers, the banking rescues narrowed their political room for maneuver.

quot I am pleased to report to you that as a result of these negotiations the differences between the parties have been substantially narrowed.

It is very clear that global stability and sustained development will remain elusive until the gap between the rich and poor countries is narrowed.

Down, down, down.

Down, down, down!

Due to large scale security measures by the government, access to aid has narrowed, leading to mass begging, especially by women, children, and displaced persons

The definition of venenum eventually narrowed to refer solely to poisonous concoctions, a shift that puts us within striking distance of the word under investigation.

Down! Get down! Down!

China s large external surplus above 10 of GDP in 2007 has narrowed significantly in recent years, with the trade imbalance falling to about 2.5 of GDP.

Cuba's external economic space is, thus, narrowed through investments by third country corporations in the United States, as well as those undertaken by American companies abroad.