Sentence examples for narrow lists from inspiring English sources

If users could search using more than one tag, that would help people to narrow lists down to what they really want.

However, national implementation measures defining operational oversight and Australia Group Guidelines governing exports rely on narrow lists of organisms, toxins, and associated experiments (15).

"If they have a broad list of targets, they will have a narrow list of allies.

And 19 states restrict parity to a narrow list of mental illnesses.

Turning to the working of the court, Mr. Kabbah called for a "narrow" list of those to be charged from the Revolutionary United Front, possibly in the dozens.

Mr. Bush's political genius has always been in defining a narrow list of issues he supports and then sticking to his message.

"We have a relatively narrow list of what we have put as our default settings [for toxicity alerts].

LUS represents an adjunct to the physical examination to recognize specific ultrasonic signs that represent a narrow list of potential diagnoses in specific clinical settings [6 8].

But although they will decode an infant's entire exome or whole genome, some teams will analyze the data only for genes on a narrow list.

He said: "Whatever we may think of the Scottish requirement, surely in the climate of the new curriculum the concept of a narrow list is wrong.

We should also pass an anti-discrimination law that adds sexual orientation and gender identity to the narrow list of categories protected by our civil rights code.