Sentence examples for a narrow source of from inspiring English sources

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has argued that interest rates are too blunt of an instrument to prick asset bubbles because they could tip the entire economy into recession rather than targeting a narrow source of instability.

For a start, in Indigenous Australia – whose disparate views are reflected broadly outside, if not within, the mainstream, media – Abbott is regarded as having selected an inordinately narrow source of advice, his notable seers being Noel Pearson and Warren Mundine.

I believe that part of Jewish anger and radicalization is also due to a narrowing of sources of information.

There are journalists there on the scene where major events are taking place and, now there are fewer of them than before, so that's a narrowing of the sources of news.

And it's a narrowing of these sources of journalism about what's happening on the ground.

On the other hand, quantitative phase images with a narrow bandwidth source benefit from a wide field of view but often suffer from coherent artifacts arising from speckle and spurious reflections.

A high shelf turned out to be a narrow bed, a source of unending delight to my sons, who replayed childhood skirmishes about the top bunk.

The derived results were found to be in reasonable agreement with earlier data derived for a narrow range of radiant source temperatures.

It anchored judges' reasoning to a narrow range of interpretive sources, restricting the scope of their anti-democratic interventions.

Furthermore, the RNAs used to produce the ESTs for those SSR searches were derived from a narrow range of tissue sources, mainly in vitro materials [ 6- 8].

A light source of narrow spectral width (81600B Tunable Laser Source, Agilent, USA) was used for the measurements.