Sentence examples for more narrow focus from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that burnishing Myspace's tarnished brand, even with a more narrow focus, will not be easy.

But New York's program has a different and more narrow focus: Juvenile offenders who live within specific neighborhood borders yet commit robberies beyond those boundaries.

The more narrow focus in the National Gallery's cramped exhibition space dramatically increases the impact of Gossaert's erotic paintings, his most original work.The six-room display is arranged thematically.

The other books have a more narrow focus: Wesley Clark's "Winning Modern Wars"; John Edwards's "Four Trials," an account of his experiences as a medical malpractice and personal injury lawyer; and Joseph Lieberman's "Amazing Adventure," an account of the 2000 campaign written with his wife, Hadassah.

The two broad options being explored and argued about at the White House, the Pentagon and elsewhere are an all-out counterinsurgency strategy, which includes an emphasis on protecting and wooing the Afghan population, and a more narrow focus on counterterrorism.

If you want a more narrow focus, though, you might consider cherry-picking from its holdings.

'Fidel' is more narrow in focus; I tried to get him angry this time".

Given a more narrow problem focus, the tutor may be providing more guidance towards the learning issues that need to be covered by the students.

For example, some authors employ definitions of QOL that include a broad range of signs and symptoms that impact daily life, such as cognitive functioning, performance of activities of daily living (ADLs), and social and psychological factors, whereas other investigators designed scales to be much more narrow in focus.

But the book's one substantive weakness is more its narrow focus than its favoritism.

As technology advances and customer demands increase, organizational expertise becomes more narrow and focused.