Sentence examples for narrower effort from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon favored a broad counterinsurgency program, whereas the Obama White House wanted a narrower effort directed at preventing Al Qaeda from regaining a foothold in Afghanistan.

But it was another in a series of judgments that success there could not be achieved by a narrower effort that did not increase troop levels in Afghanistan substantially and focused more on capturing and killing terrorists linked to Al Qaeda — a counterterrorism strategy identified with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.

A narrower effort to change the media's coverage of Trump has gained more traction.

Vast networks that are free or nearly so will prevail over narrow-minded efforts to charge a lot to locked-in customers.

One tall, narrow effort, made of century-old Douglas fir, looked like a Charles Mackintosh dining chair on steroids.

The Human Genome Project is also beginning a similar narrowing effort, possibly setting the stage for another competition between the publicly financed project and Celera, which raced each other earlier to sequence the human genome.

As a result, what began in the days immediately after the attacks as a narrow effort as part of the airline bailout legislation to assist two airlines by limiting their liability to their insurance coverage has gradually cascaded into other areas.

A narrow effort to help Dreamers, spearheaded by then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va)., fell apart as well.

The new rules have transformed the program from a narrow effort aimed at killing top Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders into a large-scale campaign of airstrikes in which few militants are off-limits, as long as they are deemed to pose a threat to the U.S., the officials said.

The craziness might just be orchestrated by a narrow targeted effort and then amplified by the far right internets.

But Collins, like McCain, had said  she would like to see the Senate health, education, labor and pensions committee (on which Collins sits) resume work on narrower, bipartisan efforts to shore up trouble health insurance markets.