Managers have to stop thinking about quality merely as a narrow effort to gain control of the production process, and start thinking more rigorously about consumers' needs and preferences.
There was a lot of heavy breathing when Obama reached the 100-day mark in his presidency back in April, at which point he had signed into law a "stimulus" bill, which was a pure pork frenzy, and the Lily Ledbetter Act, which merely reversed a narrow Supreme Court decision on employment law.
If we learn that our propositions and our passions are also our limitations, we can realize the widest possible choice of interpretations afforded us, rather than merely ponder a narrow dialectic between the artist and critic.
I'd argue it was even more subtle than that, merely a gentle narrowing of the eye sockets.
Technological systems are not merely designed with a narrow function in mind.
He thinks they're merely out to make a narrow ideological point about government responsibility, and the 4.8 million possible victims of their campaign are merely collateral damage.
It requires a categorical adjustment, a recognition that a tournament is merely a process of narrowing down a pool of athletes to the one who beats the rest, rather than an expression of the Form of the Good.
However, [ 7] established this segment as enzymatically crucial, while [ 9] merely recognized it as representing a narrow mesa of increased mutational flexibility, without mentioning its enzymatic functionality.
In just over half a century, we have moved from a narrow view of the donor as merely a vehicle for enabling other people to have children to understanding that donating gametes can have lifelong effects on the donor.
The media limitation of debate to a narrow establishment consensus is not merely a problem at the national level.
Such a narrow focus limits innovation to merely functional features, such as style, size, fuel economy, safety and reliability.
