Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., whose distaste for disclosure of the particular names at issue in the case was evident at the argument of the case in April, issued a vigorous concurrence arguing that a narrower challenge should succeed.
Then, knowing the Supreme Court was unlikely to throw out segregation in one fell swoop, the civil rights group brought a narrower challenge to segregated school facilities first.
By the same token, if Olson and Boies had brought a much narrower challenge to Proposition 8 -- if they had argued that the particular sequence of events in California raised a unique constitutional problem because Prop 8 took marriage away from a group of people who already enjoyed equal rights under state law -- then matters would be different.
It sounds cliche, but small, dedicated, driven teams focused on these seemingly narrow challenges and opportunities are more likely to find the speck of white space to leverage current technologies and build incremental value for their users.
But for Leeds, this was a heartbreaking way to end a season in which they also suffered a narrow Challenge Cup final defeat by Bradford in April.
And if you're talking about the very hard, very editorial problem of content moderation, identifying terrorism is actually a relatively narrow challenge.
And it is the ultimate engineering challenge, where squadrons of big brains conspire on the narrow challenge of rounding the world's best racetracks ever more quickly.
However, this lawsuit is very narrow: It challenges the legality of funding hESC research under a specific law.
Fully self-possessed, utterly untrusting, she stares out of the picture with narrowed eyes challenging us to find not-normal a problem.
The attorney general, who is leading the government's legal team, told the court on Monday: "This is not a narrow legal challenge … It seeks to invalidate the decision already taken to withdraw from the EU.
