Sentence examples for a narrower definition of from inspiring English sources

Most real estate markets use a narrower definition of square footage, excluding such common areas.

They are trying to keep to a narrower definition of the middle class.

A narrower definition of each term, however, reveals key differences between disarmament and arms control.

During questioning, Mr. Sinnett gave a narrower definition of Boeing's risk estimate than the company had in the past.

If there are exemptions or if a narrower definition of swap dealer is used, the rules will have less impact.

Canada, Germany and Ireland seem to be relatively similar regarding the percentage of first-innovators (a narrower definition of innovation).

It was a "narrow" definition of accountability, he says.

This disdainful "hermeneutics of condescension" cannot function outside of a narrow definition of relative data.

But would Europeans be satisfied with such a narrow definition of their continent?

We've also found that a narrow definition of security is not enough.

The memo proposes a narrow definition of torture, saying it would apply only to excruciating pain.