Sentence examples similar to narrower focus in analysis from inspiring English sources

Corbyn's infrequent campaign appearances and narrow focus, in turned limited the party's appeal.

The relationship between precedents and ethics came to the forefront in a questionnaire survey of graduate intern doctors, which had not previously been conducted in Japan, and the principal component analysis developed from a new viewpoint with [a narrower focus].

All That Follows, by contrast, has in its political subject matter a much narrower focus.

A third bill, in the House, is narrower, focusing on offering loan guarantees to restart mining.

It expanded in different directions, but at some point, had to find a narrower focus.

A narrower focus might have helped.

(14) Location in space and time proceeds from distant (broader focus, less delicate) to close-up (narrower focus, more delicate).

There's a narrower focus.

However, TellusLabs plans to differentiate itself by applying scientific expertise in vegetation and climatology to its analysis, maintaining a narrow focus on natural resources, and quickly rolling out new products.

The narrow-minded focus on attendance in your article reflects an outdated view of museum metrics.

Hitting home runs too often results in a narrow focus on the technological.