Sentence examples for based on too narrow from inspiring English sources

The idea of the smoking person portrayed in public health has been criticised as being based on too narrow a view of human nature.

Nevertheless, the results of this study do not allow for narrowing of the algorithm to particular codes because code-specific PPVs are based on too few observations.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago upheld a District Court decision throwing out the case, based on much too narrow an interpretation of Section 36(b).

But for all its success the Israeli boom nevertheless raises a number of troubling questions.First, does the economy rest on too narrow a base?

Mr Harper accused Mr Martin of promising over a billion dollars a day in order to hold on to power.Despite the Liberals' woes, the Conservatives currently sit on too narrow a base to expect an easy win in the election.

Moreover, the best investigative journalism tends to rest on too narrow an ideological base — the rational, ironic, fact-oriented world of the media liberal.

The Immigration Minister James Brokenshire says the report is focused on too narrow a range of data.

The pros despise any practice not based on this narrow definition of evidence.

They don't choose you based on the narrow measures we look at here," he adds.

The claim is really based on a narrow accounting of TARP funds.

"Too often, federal agency initiatives are based on narrow analyses that fail to consider impacts of a project from a broad ecosystem perspective".