Sentence examples for a fairly narrow scope from inspiring English sources

"It seems to be a fairly narrow scope of misconduct as opposed to a systemic problem in which there was widespread payments and widespread bribes," Mr. Karson said.

The method originated as a moderated, lab-based test with a fairly narrow scope and structure.

Another significant problem is that the well-loved systems tend to work within a fairly narrow scope of capability and mostly in isolation from one another, making coordinated response difficult.

Despite the in-depth nature of the interviews, this type of interviewing should still be called "investigative interviewing" because the topic has a fairly narrow scope (how new medical devices come into practice) and focuses on events and processes (rather than, for instance, cultural meanings, life histories, or theory elaboration) [ 37].

A desirable dietary intake of the minerals generally falls in a fairly narrow range.

Mr. Coben may not precisely repeat himself, but he operates within a fairly narrow range.

The non-Danish share varies slightly across periods and across groups but within a fairly narrow range, 0.04-0.05.

Since then, the tech stars have mostly cratered while Colgate has held up well, trading in a fairly narrow range.

This may be a reflection of the fact that group 3 has a fairly narrow range of haemoglobin scores.

Crude oil has been trading in a fairly narrow — and reassuringly expensive — range of $64 to $80 a barrel since June.

So there's a fairly narrow window for suitable shocks.