Sentence examples for narrower consideration from inspiring English sources

Similarly, questions about whether coercive states are to be preferred to anarchy or whether coercion (as it is usually conceived) is essential to state function are not resolvable through the narrower consideration of coercion itself.

It's really not clear how long the political compass will keep swinging around and pointing at tech firms to accuse them of building systems that are impeding governments' counterterrorism efforts — whether that's related to the spread of extremist propaganda online, or to a narrower consideration like providing warranted access to encrypted messages.

But, even leaving aside these narrower considerations, ecology provides ample opportunity to illuminate general questions about many of the traditional themes of the philosophy of science: complexity, contingency, holism, lawlikeness, reductionism, representation, etc.

The environmental and financial costs of inputs to, and unintended consequences arising from narrow consideration of outputs from, water and environmental management technologies highlight the need for low-input solutions that optimise outcomes across multiple ecosystem services.

SP was initially focused on the issue of drug-induced QT prolongation, but has now become a broad spectrum discipline with expanding expectations for evaluation of drug adverse effect liability in all organ systems, not merely the narrow consideration of torsades de pointes (TdP) liability testing.

They argue that the more narrow consideration of whether America ought to conduct military actions abroad without any official authorization should be separate from the debate about how the U.S. relies on dated congressional resolutions to justify its pursuit of groups like ISIS. .

Although this narrow consideration is sometimes unavoidable given the challenge of measuring overall fitness in a relevant environmental context, our results reveal that this narrow perspective may produce misleading conclusions because it ignores the fact that organisms are inherently "multidimensional," being composed of suites of traits that together determine their fitness.

Beyond the narrow considerations of this sectoral change, there is a broader issue, particularly for foreign students.

In 1965 John Reps, an urban historian at Cornell, wrote in "The Making of Urban America" that the city commissioners "were motivated mainly by narrow considerations of economic gain".

The narrow considerations of end-to-end latency have been motivated by the cloudlets because this parameters plays a significant role in hostile environments for mobile computing [4].

There are sophisticated objections to these things on the tumultuous outmost margin of technology, every spasm of which is breathlessly extrapolated into some magical future by pundits with brief memories and narrow considerations.