Sentence examples for more than narrow from inspiring English sources

Resolving these requires much more than narrow technical solutions.

Outside the river deltas, the coastal lowlands are little more than narrow strips between the mountains and the sea, except around the southern half of the Malay Peninsula.

Thirdly, it makes it look as if the Lib Dems' support for electoral reform amounts to little more than narrow self-interest.

Though he does nothing more than narrow his eyes as he casually recalls his terrible crime, Mr. Rudd seems transformed as he reveals his character's ugly soul.

The rooms, coated with white stucco, are often little more than narrow slots because of the confining nature of the corbeled vaults, but this was probably intentional, to keep esoteric ceremonies from the public.

From recognition of basic similarities one might reason to a sort of monotheism, by the lights of which, for persons given to theology, local deities were no more than narrow expressions of greater truths.

For another resident to say, "Sitting outside at the night blasting your radio -- you can do that in the city, but it's just not a suburban thing to do," is more than narrow-minded.

In my opinion the manuscript does not achieve more than narrowing down which proteins are affected by loss of dPob function in a non-systematic fashion.

Yes, it would be lovely if executives could focus solely on maximizing shareholder value, but what if the reality is a bit more complicated than narrow models imply?

Broad computer-science skills that include technological awareness and analytical thinking are more important than narrow programming skills, Hartovi said.

Among these families; GH28, GH78 showed the same tendency as that found for GH18 in that broad host-range species possess more genes than narrow host-range species including O. polyrhachis-furcata.