Sentence examples similar to much narrower ground from inspiring English sources

The case is an unusual reconsideration of one heard on much narrower grounds but not decided last term.

Mr Sell's brief to the Supreme Court follows this line of argument, making broad claims that the government's efforts to inject him with mind-altering drugs is such a breach of his rights to liberty, bodily integrity, freedom of thought, personal autonomy and privacy that it should not be allowed.In fact, the justices are likely to decide the case on much narrower grounds.

No one had made a systematic search for uranian moons with modern equipment, says Nicholson, and although the Voyager spacecraft had discovered 10 moons on its 1986 flyby, its view was much narrower than that of ground-based telescopes.

With a much narrower face, sheep crop plants very close to the ground and can overgraze a pasture much faster than cattle.

Some detainees' lawyers had hoped for a much narrower definition, perhaps one that would have eliminated simply "supporting" the Taliban or Al Qaeda as a ground for detention.

His focus is much narrower.

That debate is much narrower.

It is something much narrower.

Outside San Juan, the choices are much narrower.

But Sherman's focus is much narrower.

I believe the issue was much narrower.