Sentence examples for narrow measure from inspiring English sources

On that narrow measure, Wednesday's letter succeeds.

The way quality is measured (through the journal rankings and related metrics) is a narrow measure, but is extremely influential in global debates on higher education.

But in 1996, the Legislature passed a narrow measure intended for sex offenders that returned the parole limits to the 1979 standard.

Was the pressure to achieve that I placed on my children effectively destroying their self-confidence, making them gauge their self-worth on a single, narrow measure?

But then Roberts relies on a very narrow measure of corruption: "Ingratiation and access … are not corruption," he writes, quoting Citizens United.

MONEY AND INTEREST RATES America's annual broad-money supply growth remained at 4.7% in June; its narrow measure fell by 4.6%.

They don't choose you based on the narrow measures we look at here," he adds.

There has been fairly rapid growth in the most narrow measures of money, those closest to cash.

Beyond these narrow measures of productivity, there's a suite of broader societal benefits – public goods – that flow from keeping citizens smiling.

What's worse, if U.S. attention remains fixated on narrow measures of military success, Pakistan will become collateral damage of the Afghan war.

However, one of the authors of the Insead report said the narrow measures had failed to capture the true impact of the Internet when it was considered in a cultural, economic and political context.