Sentence examples for it too narrow from inspiring English sources

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.

► In an In Depth article in this week's Science, Martin Enserink and Kai Kupferschmidt wrote that some European neuroscientists are unhappy with plans for Europe's €1 billion Human Brain Project (HBP), finding it too narrow and poorly managed.

On the basis of this clearly Platonic conception of the soul, he goes on to argue that, owing to the soul's incorporeality, no place is too narrow for it to enter, nor is it too narrow for the forms of all created things to find a place in it.

If we leave it too wide open we'll end up with "Tom's Titties & Wings & Charity" and if we make it too narrow we're bashing the Terry Fox Foundation for their lopsided anti-cancer bigotry.

I think it's too narrow, it's almost based on whether you've got a good memory, rather than an understanding," he says.

But this conception of fallacies turns out to be inadequate to cover the variety of the core fallacies in two ways: it is too narrow because it excludes begging the question which is not invalid, and it is too wide because it condemns good but non-deductive arguments as fallacies (given that they also satisfy the appearance condition) because they are invalid.

The second is the venerable argument appealing to the needs of truth-seeking: it is too narrow, since it is silent about protecting media content where truth is not the issue (for instance, fiction, horoscopes).

And it is too narrow because it ignores other aspects of humanity that make the concept of "human being" so rich and powerful.

Questioning the remit of the report, Mr Williams, organiser of the ABMU Victim Support Group, said it was too narrow because it focused on elderly care.

First, it is too narrow, since it denies the full moral status of all human beings to and for each other.

It closed again briefly in December, when a bridge collapsed into it, and it was soon decided that it was too narrow, and so was widened to allow barges to pass each other along its complete length.