Sentence examples for narrower needs from inspiring English sources

What's most important now is for markets and businesses to have confidence that the Fed chief will make the right calls at the right time — in the interests of the evolving needs of the broad economy and not the narrower needs of Wall Street.

Mr. Bearman and Mr. Davis see Epic as a vehicle for writers, including themselves, that frees them from the narrow needs of a specific magazine.

Cities homogenize the physical environment because they are built to meet the relatively narrow needs of just one species, our own.

Other, more narrow, needs assessments of individual health facilities were conducted by many NGOs, particularly during the early stages of the emergency, but these were not intended to systematically populate a list of health facilities or health services and were not included.

Mr. Petrilli said claims that the achievement gap was narrowing needed to be weighed against the fact that in many cases, the scores of white students have reached a plateau, making gains by black and Hispanic students appear more significant than they might actually be.

I'm talking about the narrow need for definitions in shield laws aimed at protecting journalists from having to reveal their confidential informants.

The government's perpetuation of repressive tactics across Syria further exposed that the country's leaders were not concerned with Syrian interests, but their own narrow need to hold on to power.

CONS: The driveway is narrow and needs repairs.

Another possible contributor to these widespread misperceptions: a failure to distinguish between the general situation and specific, narrow, local needs.

I also argued that the way we think about D&I is currently too narrow and needs to put a greater emphasis on social mobility, which at times seems to be missing from the conversation entirely.

This is one example where the general goal of narrowing inequalities needs careful specification of the change needed.