Sentence examples for in narrow scope from inspiring English sources

Our review showed that most of the existing monitoring programmes have been designed for specific purposes, resulting in narrow scope and limited number of parameters.

Suppose that this requirement to be instrumentally coherent as such is stated in "narrow-scope" form: if one intends to E and believes that one will E only if one intends to M, then one is required to intend to M. Now suppose that one intends to stay in power and believes that one will do so only if one intends to kill one's rival.

That is, ω∗ can be found in the narrow scope [0,ω1].

Success in Sumitomo's narrow scope of business is unlikely to make the Japanese bank a household name in the U.S.

The report has been criticized for its objectives, confounding of social influences with health care system performance, poor data quality, and narrow scope in methodology [ 8– 10].

G.M. also succeeded in narrowing the scope of the deal to exclude some overseas Daewoo Motor properties that it did not want, Mr. Jung said, notably a plant in Egypt.

This would give these education programmes a narrower scope in the labour market.

So it has created a narrower scope in a way and also that today people are sicker than 20 years ago.

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

In a very narrow-scope chatbot, there's only so much that a human can say.

All of the women cautioned against setting arbitrary deadlines or viewing success in too narrow a scope.