Sentence examples for narrower issues from inspiring English sources

Enron has also sought Mr. Bush's help on narrower issues.

The case will now proceed to trial on narrower issues.

Design will be approved by the national government, leaving local authorities to deal with narrower issues.

Previously, high-tech companies lobbied most visibly on narrower issues, including Internet privacy, data scrambling and immigration.

This approach will focus on narrower issues, for example the difficulty obstetricians face in obtaining malpractice insurance.

Analysts agree that major progress is unlikely, and say that negotiators are probably talking about far narrower issues, including a possible plan for more substantive discussions.

The judge dismissed those accusations but looked at the narrower issue of informing the public.

Other justices were interested in the narrower issue of whether the land transfer would be proper.

But my fear is that the focus will be taken off the narrower issue of gun control.

On the narrower issue of the Gorbachev reforms, I found many of the papers to be maddening.

The plaintiffs in the suit seek to address the narrower issue of passenger treatment after the stop, not the legality of the stop itself.