| With the way security was now, even eye color could severely narrow down suspects. |
| As you narrow down the list, you should end up with at least three contractors whom you will ask to quote on the job. |
| If he could figure out the brand of the cigarette, he could narrow down his suspects. |
| No radiometric technique that is capable of measuring on that large a time scale can narrow down ages within 10,000 years. |
| Now they have turned to a police offender profiler to try and narrow down a long list of potential suspects. |
| During my internship, I was able to narrow down exactly what I wanted to do with my career. |
