Sentence examples for much narrower role from inspiring English sources

Yet much of today's debate about social security ignores its wider functions because it assumes the much narrower role of the relief of poverty after the event rather than its prevention.

Traditionally, and according to its charter, the European bank has viewed its role in much narrower terms, as a guardian of the value of the euro with a mission to prevent inflation.

In Asia, the car's role is much narrower, being a high-end luxury car.

Now the debate over the role of the state takes place within much narrower parameters.

This is what libraries do, and to suggest a much narrower mission as Oman and Peters do obscures the far more balanced role that libraries play within the copyright system.

The decision in that case, which is expected next year, will be much narrower than the one in 1976, and the new studies will probably not play any direct role in it.

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.