Sentence examples for narrow respect from inspiring English sources

Orwell, of course, if in a rather narrow respect.

The traditional definition was narrow with respect to both gender and age; rape was an act of sexual intercourse by a man with a woman against her will.

Cross-national differences are still in place, especially in the employment rates, although they narrow with respect to the baseline sample.

Clines are narrow with respect to dispersal, and there are significant deviations from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium as well as nonrandom associations (linkage disequilibria) between alleles characteristic of each parental type.

It is also observed that doped materials have the opposite behaviour, that is, exhibiting band gap narrowing with respect to the undoped samples for each temperature.

Even though the NP film LSPR peak is stronger in T-LSPR spectra acquired at greater illumination angles, we used the 60° holder to ensure that the transmitted beam was not clipped by the width of the NP film samples, which effectively narrows with respect to the collinear optical path as the illumination angle increases.

In the case of (30) 'a student of mine' can have narrow scope with respect to 'every teacher' but wide scope with respect to 'many exclamations'.

There is a reading of this discourse on which both sentences in it are true even if there are no witches, so that 'a witch' in the first sentence must take narrow scope with respect to 'Hob thinks'.

One reason for this is that a narrow understanding of respect for autonomy that is inconsistent with some of the deep concerns of person-centered care lingers in health professionals' thinking (Ells et al. 2011).

She cited "narrower allegations with respect to only one of its employees".

The materials exhibited 2D hexagonal p6mm symmetry and anatase phase structure with large BET surface area and uniform pore size as well as narrowed bandgap with respect to neat TiO2.