Sentence examples for more narrow view from inspiring English sources

But in the more narrow view of just concerts, Ticketmaster's market share was closer to 70percentt, according to Scott W. Devitt, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus.

It then gives this more narrow view of marriage all of the cultural, legal and public support that marriage gained when its purpose was to encourage and temper a more complex set of goals and motivations.

The new feed enables users to focus specifically on who they are following, which gives them a more narrow view of the content that's available on Pinterest.

A more narrow view was taken by Sergeant Henry Foster, who fought with the London Trained Band in their attempt to prevent the Royalists splitting Essex's army.

But Justice Antonin Scalia, commanding five justices' votes, sidestepped the question altogether by resorting to the more narrow view of the Fourth Amendment that prevailed prior to 1967, when Katz v. United States introduced the "reasonable expectation of privacy" test.

They emphasise a more narrow view of AHWs as medical assistants.

Many respondents of the two other groups have more narrow views on sustainability: 16.4 % and 18.4 % of INT and CONV investors, respectively, think that ecological issues are the most dominant element of sustainability.

Blanket, one-dimensional thinking cannot solve this problem -- And don't get me started on Palin's even more narrow views on gun control or even global warming.

What are the historic roots of our particularly visceral modern ideological warfare, a competition that has so dramatically closed minds and compelled more narrow views, impeding compromise and progress as we circle the wagons of our tribes and treat those with whom we disagree as dangerous, as a threat, as the enemy?

With the release of Warp Riders, members of the band acknowledged that fans with a more "narrow-minded" view of heavy metal may feel alienated by stylistic changes.

This multiscalar property of biodiversity science belies the more geographically narrow view of Hardisty and Roberts [ 2].