Sentence examples for become narrowly from inspiring English sources

To an alarming extent, the college had become narrowly professional, a pit stop where teachers accumulated credits needed for promotion.

In addition, evaluations may reduce cooperation among teachers, and teaching may become narrowly focused on the performance indicators being used (Rowland and Potemski [2009]).

There is nothing disturbing about that outcome except for the reality that the resulting technology will become narrowly owned, given the invisible structure of the present-day workings of our economy.

However, as more and more data are brought into the analysis, the CIs will become narrowly focused on the biased point estimate (Problem 2) or the realized value of Ne* that applies to that particular replicate generation (Problem 3).

If just one narrowly self-interested person exists no altruist can survive unless he/she becomes narrowly self-interested too.

Policymakers became narrowly focused on a specific conception of "efficiency" – which led them to favour outsourcing, privatisation and means-testing.

Professor Schweitzer agreed that it's a problem when goals become too narrowly focused.

According to Rifaat, this had only encouraged Egyptians to become more narrowly religious.

Kanematsu, another middling trading house, has opted to sell or pare most of its operations and to become a narrowly focused trading boutique.

From this time onwards the style of "honourable" tended to become more narrowly applied, but the matter is full of obscurity and contradictions.

For too many Americans, the public voice of religion has become a narrowly defined one that knows only a single truth and seeks to legislate it.