Sentence examples for a much narrower view from inspiring English sources

The edited version gave a much narrower view of the department's diversity problems.

Defendants take a much narrower view, arguing that mandatory restitution covers only expenses arising as direct result of the criminal prosecution by the Justice Department.

These regulations are commonly known as sunshine laws.Eric Holder, Mr Obama's attorney-general, issued FOIA guidelines to agency and department heads encouraging disclosure, and promising that his Justice Department would take a much narrower view of what constitutes a defensible withholding of information than his predecessor's had.

"There is far more division of opinion and lively debate in Israel on these very questions than here in the U.S., where support for Israel gets equated with a much narrower view, which is to say support for the current rightist government," said Paul R. Pillar, a professor at Georgetown University and former intelligence analyst specializing in the Middle East.

For example, bees may have a much narrower view tuning relative to the higher vertebrates, which may limit their capacity to generalize from a single view (Groups 1 and 2) or to extrapolated views (Group 4).

The Samsung HL61A650 only has a viewing angle of 140 degrees, a much narrower field of view.

Ofsted has a much narrower focus, a more "mechanical" view of what makes a good teacher.

Hale works from a much narrower store of available information.

Democrats in general favor a much narrower initiative.

Parker, though, works within a much narrower range.

Officials say this is a much narrower test.