Sentence examples for in a narrow context from inspiring English sources

Without such multifaceted understanding it is easy to draw conclusions that may be only valid in a narrow context and contradict each other in a wider view.

Mr. Sprinzen said Ford's "progress and success is in a pretty narrow context," adding "they still are losing money in a very strong market in terms of volume".

But most assets could be trusted only in a very narrow context, and locals routinely sought American firepower to back them in personal or tribal disputes.

"I think background stories like that matter in a very narrow context.

Berman: Are you saying he's injured or casting doubt on whether he's hurt at all? Mangini: If you want to look at it in a very narrow context, then that could be the context that you analyze it in.

However, it was viewed in a narrow formalist context which was difficult to analyze scientifically [ 66] and therefore required interpretation in a broader framework.

First, a 'weak' extraction rule, too unspecific to extract a precise piece of information from the whole article, will likely be accurate in a narrow enough context (e.g., a sentence).

The French report refers to radiation hormesis only in passing and in narrow context.

In one whole year recently fewer than 90,000 people were resettled in any country; in this narrow context that Australia claims to be a respectable contributor and in that respect it is.

Finally, our data are drawn from facilities in a small geographical area of Benin during a period immediately following initial IMCI introduction in the early 2000s, thus representing a relatively narrow context and highlighting the importance of confirming these associations through additional studies.

While messaging has become central to our everyday lives, it's currently only used in the narrow context of personal communications.