Sentence examples for be much too narrow from inspiring English sources

Collagen IV proteins are stockpiled in the developing oocyte [30], and while an individual collagen fiber would be much too narrow to match the diameter of the filaments observed by EM, fibrils formed from bundles of multiple collagen fibers can easily be as wide as 150 nm in diameter [31].

It is much too narrow a focus".

"The competition was much too narrow," he said.

The path taken by FT is much too narrow for poor countries to tread.

The court thought that definition was much too narrow: didn't less fancy outlets, such as Safeway, also sell organic food?

Other scientists, however, object that this view is much too narrow, that it requires assumptions that are impossible to test and ignores the possibility that evolution might in some cases have proceeded at a faster pace.

The novel, however, makes nothing of the complexity of their actual heritage and its context, and Clarke's story is much too narrow in its scope to support the weight of his claims to diasporic and universal significance.

Robert D. Cromey Richmond, Va., Oct. 21, 2008 • To the Editor: "Infant Deaths Fall in U.S., Though Rate Is Still High" (news article, Oct. 16) was much too narrow in discussing the causes.

"Proposition 209 and the reduced numbers of minority admits prompted me to think hard about what constitutes merit for purposes of law school admission, and to decide LSAT was much too narrow, as well as having big adverse impact," Professor Shultz said.

As an approach it was much too narrow.

Also, thinking of their work as "writing" was much too narrow, I was told.