Sentence examples for limited narrowing from inspiring English sources

Knowledge about workers who stay at work despite chronic pain is limited, narrowing our views on work participation.

This limited, narrow and blurred conceptualization of vulnerability within the nursing literature limits nursing practice to intervening at the level of the person and not beyond.

August 30, 2013 Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) Obama calls possible military strike a "limited, narrow act".

He said the US is contemplating a "limited, narrow" action in Syria but that no decision has been made.

He added that he had not made a final decision and was considering only a "limited, narrow act".

Instead, he described what is to come as "a limited, narrow act" designed "to make sure that we maintain the norm against the use of chemical weapons".

Shortly after Mr. Kerry spoke, Mr. Obama insisted that he still had not made a decision about what action the United States would take in Syria, but he did say he was considering a "limited, narrow act".

But we are looking at the possibility of a limited, narrow act that would help make sure that not only Syria but others around the world understands that the international community cares about maintaining this chemical weapons ban and norm.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — President Obama says he is seeking Congressional approval for a "limited, narrow" military strike against Syria — an aim that many Middle East experts fear overlooks the potential to worsen the violence in Syria and intensify a fight for regional influence between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

President Barack Obama later said the US was considering a "limited narrow act" in response.

Politicians will be back at work in Washington on Monday after their summer recess to start discussing President Barack Obama's resolution to launch a "limited, narrow" strike.