Sentence examples for narrowed in scope from inspiring English sources

Measures in other states have been narrowed in scope, primarily to keep administrative costs low and avoid protracted court battles.

"Microsoft's bet seems to be that through a process of attrition on appeal Judge Jackson's decision is narrowed in scope considerably," Mr. Kovacic, the law school professor, noted.

Over time it drastically narrowed in scope and fell in status, coming to mean "a woman responsible for the care, supervision, or direction of a person, typically a child or young lady".

In an internal email to staff today Huggers explained the first stage of a restructure of BBC Online, which the corporation has pledged will be narrowed in scope and have its budget cut by 25% by 2013.

More than a quarter-century of efforts by some lawmakers and regulators to force the federal government to police the industry better have been thwarted, as E.P.A. studies have been repeatedly narrowed in scope and important findings have been removed.

The bill, which will be considered by the Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday, was narrowed in scope from a version that passed the House last year but was opposed by maritime business interests and stalled in the Senate.

It was spunky, if narrow in scope.

Accordingly they have also been narrower in scope.

Embargoes may be broad or narrow in scope.

C. K. Williams's poems are broad in scale and narrow in scope.

Past investigations of Henry Blodget and Jack B. Grubman, research analysts at Merrill Lynch and Salomon Smith Barney, were narrower in scope.