Sentence examples for narrower discussions from inspiring English sources

Mr Wen agreed to take questions after his speech, but none of those chosen to ask them attempted anything challenging.The narrower discussions about China were more interesting.

He said that India's home minister had been scheduled to discuss terrorism with Pakistani officials on the sidelines of an upcoming conference, but those narrower discussions were now pre-empted.

The first is that companies should provide a broader rather than narrower discussion of their materiality assessments.

President Obama's speech last week demanding that Congress pass his $447 billion American Jobs Act touched off a narrower discussion.

Salmon farmers say that the broader controversy over aquatic farming has informed the narrower discussion of the salmon disease, and that Ms. Morton in particular has been out to get them, whether a virus is involved or not.

Some developing countries, particularly India, are worried about the WTO taking on these subjects, and want only narrow discussions.Finally, developing countries want Cancun to honour the Doha round's supposed orientation towards their needs.

One review of 42 federal EIAs conducted under NEPA found that more than half contained no mention of health; a minority contained narrow discussions of health risks (usually cancer risk assessments) associated with chemicals or radiation (Steinemann 2000).

For me, this is an entirely more positive starting point than the narrow discussion that state ownership per se is undesirable".

In the midst of all the chatter and excitement, the conversation has shifted quite rapidly from broad perspectives on the market and the technology and platform opportunities presented by native, to a somewhat narrow discussion around scalability.

Our statement was meant to only refer to the citations listed (hence the "some"), but we can see how this narrow discussion of the literature can lead to confusion.

To the "Men Behaving Badly" argument -- that what "settles" men is not the institution of marriage but the need to negotiate a modus vivendi with women -- he narrows the discussion to adultery and finds the jury still out.