Sentence examples for based more narrowly on from inspiring English sources

Richard Wagner was not far wrong when he hailed Beethoven as the discoverer of instrumental melody, even if his claim was based more narrowly on Beethoven's avoidance of cadential formulas.

But if the questions at oral arguments are any barometer, Justice Anthony Kennedy, who has written the Supreme Court's two most important pro-gay-rights decisions — Lawrence v. Texas, in 2003, and Romer v. Evans, in 1996 — and who likely will write the Court's opinion in the DOMA case, seems inclined to base his reasoning more narrowly, on concerns about federalism.

He beat Mr. Romney more narrowly on the write-in tally, 146 to 99.

But economics subsequently focused more narrowly on things monetary and commercial.

Many focus even more narrowly on federal income taxes, ignoring state and local taxes and Social Security contributions.

While Mr Assad's attention focused ever more narrowly on the peace process, internal policy began to drift.

Bruck focuses more narrowly on Wasserman's use of power.

Sparkcentral wants to focus more narrowly on the customer service needs of large firms.

Future studies could focus more narrowly on graph encoding, using a wider range of items, as well as a larger sample of participants.

This work focuses more narrowly on the political: its three main sections are titled "Liberty", "Empire" and "Religion".

This article complements research that focuses more narrowly on the micro-level or the quality of the claims made by the migrants when politically active.