Sentence examples for narrow examples from inspiring English sources

While predictably the escapade intensified calls for a ban in France, the problem with appeals to security is that they tend to fall back on the same, narrow examples.

A specific, narrow example can fix ideas.

There's a very narrow example of what the perfect woman is.

Consider only thermodynamic stability as a narrow example.

Instead of allowing organizations to determine how they can most effectively spend their money themselves and judging their performance based on results, critics like Birrell would rather focus on the narrowest examples of what they consider waste and fraud.

Whenever a new member joins the site, they are asked to identify themselves by both their department (for example, Computer Science), and then a more narrow field (example: Search Engine Algorithms).

[Note that well-discussed candidates (DNA, genes, chromosomes, and so on) are not referenced here due to the large number of publications.] Earlier definitions are either too narrow (for example [ 8, 9]) or too broad (for example, definitions based on Muller's multiplication-heredity-variability criteria [ 12] or, later, by Maynard Smith [ 10, 30]).

It has also criticized past E.I.B. investments in the region for being narrow, for example focusing on fossil fuels.

If the kernel is sufficiently narrow (for example, the bandwidth is sufficiently large), the resulting signal will appear as an impulse train protruding from a continuous background signal.

Objectors worry about whether one ever is able to bring choices down to just such a narrow selection for example, to choose either theism or naturalism.

If we had to guess, that is far too narrow an example of the vast demographics entertained by the show.