Sentence examples for narrower question from inspiring English sources

Justices focused on the narrower question of whether the land transfer would be proper.

It attempts to pose a narrower question, looking at the compatibility of Mr Obama's two main foreign policy instincts.

Then, he said, the committee submitted the total project to the board -- including Mrs. Weill -- on the narrower question of whether to move forward.

The parliamentarians, by contrast, concentrated on a narrower question: how soon could they dump him?The answer was, and is, quite soon.

Having learned that the state law does more than that, the justices may decide to dismiss the case and await another one presenting the narrower question.

The narrower question is: Did Bain help ailing companies and add value to the economy or did it plunder dying firms?

Instead, the trial will focus on two narrower questions: were the payments in the company's interest?

There are narrower questions in dispute, like whether "30 days" means 30 consecutive days and how dense a thicket of legal problems would be created by a ruling in favor of Mr. Hood.

They also discussed narrower questions of checkpoints, economic and security cooperation and prisoners, and agreed that their respective ministers should resume cooperation after a hiatus since Hamas's victory in elections in January 2006.

For this reason it may be useful to employ instruments, including narrower questions or physiological measures, that are less prone to cultural biasing.[12] The discussion thus far has assumed that people can be wrong about how happy they are.

There are clearly narrower questions that must be answered: Should the loan process be reformed?