Sentence examples for a pretty narrow scope from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg reports that Canada's Prime Minister will be allowing telecoms industry regulators to "ban fees for unsolicited text messages on mobile phones and other 'unfair charges.'" While that seems like a pretty narrow scope, consider that (with history as a guide) "unfair charges" is an extremely flexible term.

"They're walking a pretty narrow tightrope this year," he said.

The case for eating meat, as presented in The Times, is a pretty narrow one.

But that's a pretty narrow way to view the results.

So the big money was made in a pretty narrow window: 2001 to 2005.

That's a pretty narrow band for someone on their first date!

That's a pretty narrow gap, but still a semi-big deal.

As exceptions to the First Amendment go, it's a pretty narrow one.

Turns out it's a pretty narrow bridge.

This is a pretty narrow idea of learning.

Named in Article III behind both of the other branches, the Founders intended a court system with a narrow scope and restricted authority.