| To help narrow down the choices, here's a list of 10 must-sees, followed by a few places you should avoid. |
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| If he could figure out the brand of the cigarette, he could narrow down his suspects. |
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| If you are uncertain about location, a relocation agent can help narrow down your field of choice. |
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| During my internship, I was able to narrow down exactly what I wanted to do with my career. |
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| With the way security was now, even eye color could severely narrow down suspects. |
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| Now we are able to narrow down likely suspects in a very short space of time. |
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| Now they have turned to a police offender profiler to try and narrow down a long list of potential suspects. |
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| No radiometric technique that is capable of measuring on that large a time scale can narrow down ages within 10,000 years. |
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| I'm sure the town's force could narrow down the possible desecrators to a similar number of miscreants. |
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| That allowed her to narrow down the signal to a large pile of garbage that had been hauled in that day. |
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| In other words, we have to narrow down the options for a meaningful and achievable restructuring of the Council. |
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| No, through the service's search function, you can narrow down your search to include only organizations that meet your criteria. |
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| To identify the key issues you want to focus on, you may need to narrow down a shortlist, examine each of these and prioritise them. |
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| A good stylist will help you to narrow down the search for perfect look easily. |
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| Is it supportive, or would it be better for you to narrow down your social contacts to conserve time and energy? |
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| This way, you can narrow down your search and avoid being tempted by an immovable that is above your means. |
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| The testing and measuring facilities there enable staff to narrow down the cause of the failure with a high degree of precision. |
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| Reading up on what's available will help you narrow down your choices to the makes that interest you most. |
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| The wishes of chefs can be said to narrow down to two main branches of innovation: practicality and trends. |
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| Feel your confidence build as you narrow down the possibilities to fill each candy assortment. |
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| This level of detail cannot be used to individualize, but it can help narrow down the search. |
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| The purpose was to narrow down the options in the text, with a specific focus on the numbers, so as to facilitate further negotiations in Cancun. |
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| Through the service's search function, the user can narrow down the search to include only organizations that meet their criteria. |
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| Use the Internet to help you narrow down your choices of program, college or university. |
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| However, care should be taken that this does not unduly narrow down the field of eligible applicants. |
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| In addition modulation as increased by the Health Check will narrow down the financial margin for other than new challenges. |
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| As you narrow down the list, you should end up with at least three contractors whom you will ask to quote on the job. |
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| Children who present with overlapping features of both nephrotic and nephritic syndromes should undergo thorough serological testing to narrow down the differential diagnosis. |
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| How different, really, do you think, in your experience, prosecutors are from defence attorneys in viewing these pretrial procedures and these interlocutory motions to narrow down the discovery process? |
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| Triggering is another feature that enables troubleshooters to narrow down a problem. |
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| Ok, maybe that one will be tougher to narrow down. |
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| You really have to narrow down your customer. |
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| Accordingly, the Pharma Valley Center will narrow down the compound candidates through screening. |
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| Even those few little suggestions would really narrow down the discretion and would lead to more predictable outcomes and presumably much better outcomes as well. |
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| They agreed to meet informally to attempt to narrow down options on institutional arrangements and loss and damage, basing their work on progress made in Tianjin. |
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| All the food on the menu looked delicious, so I tried to narrow down my choices to only healthy foods. |
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| Amendments have now been tabled to narrow down the scope of damage remediation by suppressing the remediation of interim losses, together with suppressing the concept of a natural resource service. |
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| With regards to character encoding, we have received scattered reports of some non-alphanumeric characters not being displayed correctly, but we haven't had been able to narrow down the cause of this. |
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| To narrow down the responsive region, we performed deletional analysis. |
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| On the other hand, when performing a keyword search, differentiating between the upper and lower case might narrow down the search result too much. |
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| Adrenaline junkies will lap up the action and with full balance board support you'll have your work cut out to keep on the straight and narrow down the slopes. |
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| Adrenaline junkies will lap up the snow-clad action and with full balance board support you'll have your work cut out to keep on the straight and narrow down the slopes. |
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