Sentence examples for considered too narrow from inspiring English sources

Such elitism might be considered too narrow, if it were not for our thirst to be entertained.

The roadway's median, while initially thought to be wide enough, was considered too narrow by 1960.

Researchers scrutinized the data for planets transmitting signals in a narrow band of 5 Hz, which is considered too narrow for transmission from a natural source.

Furthermore, the OBN and VRS dimensions contained a relatively low number of items, and the conceptual breadth of the VRS dimension was considered too narrow.

Hence, the definition by Philips et al. [ 1], which emphasizes prescription failures, was considered too narrow, and irrelevant to general practice.

Based on my own experience of being assessed by promotion committees and Deans of medicine, a research output measurement based only on publications and grant income would be considered too narrow.

Considered too niche-y?

But the measure was still snarled by Democratic reservations in the House, where lawmakers considered it too narrow and insisted on changes, as well as by procedural delays in the Senate despite some Republican backing.

This is of particular importance as it has been recently reported by Sheridan [59] that (i) certain bioactivity ranges are better predicted than others, and (ii) ({R_{0}^{2}}) values might be very low if the bioactivity range considered is too narrow, even if the predictions closely match the observed values.

Although the neural network is tailored to discriminate the full 61 TIMIT phones, these symbols are sometimes considered a too narrow description for practical use, and for evaluation purposes we collapsed the 61 TIMIT labels into the standard 39 phones as proposed by Lee and Hon[31].

A 5-point Likert scale was initially considered for measurement of ranges (e.g. level of importance, short/long term treatment effect, and safety), but the scope was considered to be too narrow and a 7-point scale was therefore used.