Sentence examples for narrowed scope from inspiring English sources
The narrowed scope and stylized setting suggest vast inner dimensions of repressed pain as well as overtly prescriptive remedies.
But legal experts say the narrowed scope of the law will not prevent the government from prosecuting financial crimes.
I suspect that the makers of "Blended" didn't intend to give offense, that their depiction of black South Africans was meant to be sincerely affectionate, that their gender stereotypes were based on what they considered to be experience and observation — that the movie reflects not evil designs but a narrowed scope and a filtered point of view.
In the Judicial Watch case, Sullivan approved a narrowed scope of questioning about the creation and operation of Clinton's email system for official State Department business, and about the department's handling of Freedom of Information Act requests that could involve Clinton's and Abedin's emails.
That narrowed scope is possibly an effort to appease Congress with some hard numbers, so it's worth keeping in mind that we don't yet know the scope of these disinformation campaigns beyond those pre-defined parameters.
But if you take the same doctor and gave him a tool that went through all the images he needed to review in an afternoon and narrowed scope to only the priority images let's say, three out 500 that would be a "force multiplier"—a 10x value.
Both noted that the administration had narrowed the scope of the resolution, under pressure from Capitol Hill.
The IRS eventually narrowed the scope of its request.
But what does this narrow scope of view cost us?
Most conservative clerics use the word "supervision" within this narrow scope.
