Sentence examples for be far too narrow from inspiring English sources

That would be far too narrow, Baker insisted.

The Ebacc is far too narrow.

I think the product-oriented approach is far too narrow.

This busy stretch of road is far too narrow.

As we know from the housing meltdown, that is far too narrow a margin of error.

Pienta was arguing, though, that this approach was far too narrow.

"Horror," in short, is far too narrow a term for what King does.

The questions we ask about the meritocracy -- mostly variants on "Who gets the goods?" -- are far too narrow.

Restricting participation to the "directly affected" is far too narrow a test for processes like environmental assessment that are designed to determine the public interest.

Yet the support for this agenda in voter land is far too narrow to win an election.

"The range of solutions that have been developed for global challenges from poverty alleviation to security has been far too narrow," Kennedy says.