Sentence examples for a narrower concept from inspiring English sources

8. Some authors use the term "assets" instead of "resources". But "assets" is a narrower concept.

Even after the Norman Conquest, when William I asserted a narrower concept of property than any previous English king had done, the common people retained rights over land that others owned.

"Pseudoscientific" is in its turn a narrower concept than "unscientific".

"Unscientific" is a narrower concept than "non-scientific" (not scientific), since the former but not the latter term implies some form of contradiction or conflict with science.

For example, "concept#Atmosphere skos/core:narrower concept#Atmospheric Chemistry" expresses that "Atmospheric Chemistry" is a narrower concept of an "Atmosphere".

Economic efficiency is about getting the benefit as much as possible from the same productive resources or the same benefit with the least cost while energy efficiency indicates a narrower concept of getting the greatest benefit from energy resources.

A narrow concept of maturity can foreclose a company from a broad stream of future opportunities.

At the 2009 Tokyo auto show, Nissan showed the Land Glider, a narrow concept car that leans on turns like a motorcycle.

Produced in response to a Congressional request, the report is clear about what is needed: "At a time when economic anxiety is driving the public toward a narrow concept of education focused on short-term payoffs, it is imperative that colleges, universities and their supporters make a clear and convincing case for the value of Liberal Arts Education".

But a narrow concept of sovereignty means that self interest can never become benign, global, collective self-interest.

To avoid confusion, it is important to note that there are at least two concepts of evil: a broad concept and a narrow concept.