Sentence examples similar to narrow scope of knowledge from inspiring English sources

The ethics office was also hindered by the narrow scope of its jurisdiction.

Not for any intrinsic reason, but because the narrow scope of British politics says so.

Elizabeth M. Fink, Ms. Siddiqui's lawyer, said of the narrow scope of the charges, "They kept it very tight".

Or deliberately chose not to be responsible for anything outside the narrow scope of business growth.

Under the narrow scope of those early goals, it was a "mission accomplished".

I started to look beyond the narrow scope of the running world I had always known.

When I was living on Ottawa, I had a very narrow scope of what dance music was.

This observation may indicate the narrow scope of chicken T cell responses to the HA antigen.

A more narrow scope of investigation would then facilitate advanced functional investigations of identified variants.

An explanation might be the more narrow scope of EQ-5D tapping mainly physical and emotional aspects of HRQL.

But he lowered his expectations, he said, once the narrower scope of the initiative became clear.