Sentence examples for narrow internal from inspiring English sources

The issues are too fundamental to let narrow internal advantage become the primary consideration.

He'll be remembered as a smart operator but lightweight thinker, whose lack of serious preparation and narrow internal Tory party political posturing led to the disastrous, inward-looking, petty nationalistic Brexit vote.

Set in a deep, narrow, internal courtyard, which the sun hits just after lunch, the press tent is as stuffy and stale as a real wedding reception after a four-hour sit down dinner.

Even if successful in the long term, merger would inevitably bring intrinsic costs and risks in the short and medium-term, costs of restructuring and risks of too much focus on narrow internal organizational issues rather than on the science and its effective administration.

But for all Mr Vavi's talk of reform, the atmosphere at the congress struck me as rather stagnant - at least on day one - preoccupied with narrow internal politics and external finger pointing.

It is found that the subgrains on average experience a reduction in strain of 0.9 × 10−4 with respect to the mean elastic strain of the full grain, a rather wide distribution of the strain difference between the subgrains (twice the standard deviation is 2.9 × 10−4), and a narrow internal strain distribution (upper limit is 2.4 × 10−4 full width at half maximum).

(Findlay 1963, 49) It is worth noticing that there are two interpretations of negation (narrower, internal, predicate, or ontological negation versus wider, external, sentence, logical negation), and accordingly there are two versions of the law of excluded middle.

If Italy's economy is to grow anywhere near as fast as that of the euro zone's powerhouse, it will have to find some way to narrow its internal divisions.

Oscar and Twin Oscar refer to different kinds of substances (H2O, XYZ) when they use the term 'water' — despite the fact that their narrow or internal psychological states are identical, that (more specifically) the descriptive content they associate with the term (clear, odorless, colorless liquid, that falls from the sky and accumulates in lakes, rivers, and oceans) is the same.

Asphaltenes behave like blood cholesterol in that they deposit on the walls of crude oil transportation pipes thereby narrowing the internal diameters, thus posing great dangers.

But narrow content is internal to an individual's mind.