Sentence examples for a narrow application from inspiring English sources

That improves incentives, which is a good idea, but it has a narrow application.

The same is true of other generalized technologies like electronics or software where the industry represents a narrow application area.

"What it means is that Central Bank is going to receive a narrow application going forward, and not an expansive one".

Stirling Ultracold found success in a narrow application of the technology that, while not world-changing, significantly improves an existing product.

The Court has repeatedly emphasized that the Flast exception has a "narrow application," DaimlerChrysler Corp. v. Cuno, 547 U. S. ___, ___, that only "slightly lowered" the bar on taxpayer standing, United States v. Richardson, 418 U. S. 166, and that must be applied with "rigor," Valley Forge, supra, at 481.

Obviously, when σ = 175.289, the two inequalities (11) and (12) do not hold and both criteria given in [8, 16] have a narrow application.

By the end of the argument, several justices were wondering aloud whether the court could adopt an interpretation of the law that would in effect rescue it by giving it a narrower application.

These headphones have a very narrow application window, but if you have an iPhone, want a fantastic sounding headset, and don't mind dropping $350, go for it.

And that one has a relatively narrow application: Staff and faculty with permits may carry guns onto campuses but not students or visitors.

Consequently, they perceived the automation of yellow-pages directories as an unattractive, narrow application.

Both the liberal justices who dissented in the case, and others who attack the decision as conservative activism, should instead be aiming their arguments at Congress for enacting that law, because today's court opinion is a relatively straightforward and narrow application of the RFRA.