Sentence examples for driven by a narrow from inspiring English sources
It may be that Mr Perry's foreign policy would be driven by a narrow definition of national interests.
If we fail then the forces that contributed to Brexit, the envy and isolationism not just in the UK but around the world that spring from not sharing, of cultures driven by a narrow definition of wealth and a failure to divide it more fairly, both within nations and across national borders, will strengthen.
Militants of the Islamic State group are deliberately blowing up ancient sites and relics, driven by a narrow ideology that forbids idolatry, according to The New York Times.
At a time when Britain, like the rest of Europe, is questing for guides of Moses-like stature to lead it to a promised land of debt-free living and restored prosperity, the party conclaves, that is to say, are driven by a narrower, more introverted struggle, raising questions about the stature of leadership itself in a land that once produced visionaries like Winston Churchill.
Regrettably, education reform has been driven by a far too narrow construct focused primarily on standards, testing and accountability, and teacher quality.
SwimEx 500: Fiberglass swim spa with a current, driven by a paddle wheel, that is the width of the pool, not a narrow stream.
The gauge rod is in contact with the object at its narrow end while its wide end is driven by a harmonic vibrator.
While Adler portrayed the program as one driven by a clear mission, he also said he doesn't want to get too narrow or prescriptive with startups.
The decision to adopt EVAR was driven by a few individuals interested in adopting the new technology focusing on a very narrow range of factors.
Statistics departments and journals still strongly emphasize a very narrow range of topics and methods and techniques, all driven by a tiny handful of results, many dating from the 1930s.
Strong selection pressures driven by a different frequency or likelihood of flooding have resulted in a distinctly different set of species within a narrow geographical range (van Eck et al. 2004).
