Sentence examples for fairly narrow in scope from inspiring English sources

But these explorations were fairly narrow in scope, and the vast bulk of Africa would remain terra incognita for years to come.

Though nationally representative data from STEPS should become available shortly, this survey is fairly narrow in scope.

Most of the fins are fairly narrow; in adults the pectoral fins are broad and roughly triangular.

Another significant problem is that the well-loved systems tend to work within a fairly narrow scope of capability and mostly in isolation from one another, making coordinated response difficult.

"It seems to be a fairly narrow scope of misconduct as opposed to a systemic problem in which there was widespread payments and widespread bribes," Mr. Karson said.

The method originated as a moderated, lab-based test with a fairly narrow scope and structure.

Despite the in-depth nature of the interviews, this type of interviewing should still be called "investigative interviewing" because the topic has a fairly narrow scope (how new medical devices come into practice) and focuses on events and processes (rather than, for instance, cultural meanings, life histories, or theory elaboration) [ 37].

It was spunky, if narrow in scope.

Embargoes may be broad or narrow in scope.

C. K. Williams's poems are broad in scale and narrow in scope.

They said they feared that Tuesday's drill would be too narrow in scope.