Sentence examples for narrow use from inspiring English sources

Of course, as any Tesla employee would argue, the Model S is not intended for such narrow use.

Sadly, weakening the Grutter v. Bollinger ruling — the 2003 case affirming the narrow use of race as an admissions factor — would make that progressive vision far more difficult.

The Food and Drug Administration held a meeting this month to discuss whether patients should be tested to narrow use of the drugs, which cost $8,000 to $10,000 a month.

"If you could get a drug approved for one narrow use and then market it for everything else, there would be no incentive or motivation for a company to prepare data to ensure that it meets the standard for safety and efficacy," said Marc J. Scheineson, a lawyer specializing in food and drug regulation at Alston & Bird in Washington.

What a narrow use of a beautiful term!

These machines are limited to extremely narrow use cases.

That means they learn to lean out, towards a more conversational application of language, rather than learning a set of phrases that they can  only apply in very narrow use-cases, says Whately.

A designer says we're gonna put tasks over here and buttons over here, both interfaces are really powerful but for narrow uses.

A few more quality choices that are intended for narrow uses include: StoryCorps, which is designed to record family stories.

"It will have a narrower use.

The issue with this argument is that many problems have much narrower use cases than a given product designer could aim  for, for example, Cox's [1] above.