Sentence examples for a very narrow scope from inspiring English sources
"Within a very narrow scope, it's possible that somebody could cause harm," Mr. Garvey said.
Stiglitz: See, the point you make is that you can have a large institution, but highly regulated with a very narrow scope.
"The state looks at things from a very narrow scope.
When I was living on Ottawa, I had a very narrow scope of what dance music was.
The book is relatively useful but has a very narrow scope.
Short questionnaires, unless they have a very narrow scope, tend to be less reliable and less valid than desirable [ 16].
In a very narrow-scope chatbot, there's only so much that a human can say.
As can be seen, the GEPT-A predominantly uses items with a narrow or very narrow scope (i.e., requiring the processing of several sentences or less).
This seems appropriate for a test that purports to assess English at a high level of proficiency, whereas a greater emphasis on items of narrow and very narrow scope would be appropriate on tests targeting lower proficiency levels.
In their evidence to the Government's review, the Lib Dems criticised its "very narrow scope", saying it would miss "a crucial opportunity" to discuss which bodies should come under the Act's remit.
Other widely used generalizations in the special sciences have very narrow scope in comparison with paradigmatic laws, hold only over restricted spatio-temporal regions, and lack explicit theoretical integration.
