Sentence examples for narrower information from inspiring English sources

This means that whether users actively want access to a very limited stream of information, or if they simply engage more with a certain kind of content, they end up with a far narrower information stream.

Some EPs yield narrow information while others are broader in terms of their informativeness.

"What we want disclosed is really quite narrow — information on how the techniques were authorized and how they were used," Mr. Jaffer said.

Carr believes that people will narrow their frame of reference, gravitate toward those whose opinions they share, and perhaps be less willing to compromise, because the narrow information we receive will magnify our differences, making it harder to reach agreement.

One is just in terms of the kind of results you end up getting (avoiding the so-called "Filter Bubble" of too-narrow information).

They allow us to narrow information down to a manageable level and organize our complex lives.

It would be an important step forward for government openness, and it would narrow the information gap between Washington insiders and ordinary Americans.