1.   Future research can be expected to narrow this range and could possibly lead to a value outside the stated range.

2.   We then realized that our costs were too high so we narrowed the range and cut the costs.

3.   By acknowledging that America cannot expect to have complete freedom on either of these fronts, Clinton may have narrowed the range of policy options for the future.

4.   Eventually, laboratory work and observations should narrow that range, many climate experts say, but uncertainty will always remain.

5.   If the policy is changed, it could narrow the range of financial institutions that are allowed to use the most powerful encryption gear overseas to protect electronic transactions.

6.   In a telephone interview last week, Kasper was not quite so complimentary, contending that the consortium had narrowed the range of quality.

7.   The act requires companies to use standardized mortality tables and narrows the range of interest rates they may use to calculate expected benefit costs.

8.   The new system enables site visitors to narrow the range of books in a particular subject area by selecting certain attributes.

9.   The panel also substantially narrowed the range of party-building activities that state parties are required to finance without using soft money.

10.   This attitude narrows their range of movie-going enjoyment and appreciation of different filmmaking styles.