Sentence examples for narrow logic from inspiring English sources

They have a narrow logic to them.

This makes markets for private health insurance inescapably inefficient, even in terms of the narrow logic of market allocation.

You make the argument in your book that a crucial benefit of covering crime is that "it exposes the narrow logic of the legal profession to a broader concept of justice".

Todd considers what these proliferations reveal about our vision of nature and our place within it, and the ways in which good intentions have run headlong against the narrow logic of nature, leading to tragic conclusions.

Diversity is not dominant; orientation on the (immanent and narrow) logic of one's subject area is king.

Military aid for Pakistan has a clear, if narrow, logic: to ensure the supply lines for the 100,000 American and NATO ally troops deployed to landlocked Afghanistan.

In the narrow agricultural logic of the time, his ditches made a certain economic sense.

In the narrow sense, "logic" of discovery is understood to refer to a set of formal, generally applicable rules by which novel ideas can be mechanically derived from existing data.

I have scrutinised the evidence that the world put before us last week and the following is nothing but pure, rational, narrow-eyed logic.

On the one hand, Mr. Rabe seems to realize this; he gives his characters the ability to self-analyze and interpret the world, albeit with narrow and foolhardy logic.

Of this much I'm certain: The city's healing lies beyond the narrow, self-interested logic and "emergency management" capabilities of capitalism.