Sentence examples for narrower reading from inspiring English sources

But even versions of that narrower reading are turning out to have a practical impact.

Aside from the above reasons, a narrower reading would also preserve aspects of the decision worth keeping.

Yet the Bush administration adopted a narrower reading of the appeals court decision -- more in line with the position of the Microsoft legal team and some legal experts.

It sounds, from the questions, that some justices were hoping for a narrower reading — Justice Scalia said that he was "a little disoriented".

In his dissent, Chief Justice Rehnquist agreed that the law, read broadly, was constitutionally troublesome but said that a narrower reading was more accurate.

Instead, it argued that "the statutory scheme compels us to reject" the narrower reading "because it would destabilize the individual insurance market in any State with a Federal Exchange, and likely create the very 'death spirals' that Congress designed the Act to avoid".

"The Indians I encountered at STGC were racist, jingoistic and narrow-minded," reads one message, referring to the company by its stock symbol.

Holist readings can also be combined with the narrow reading of recollection.

But that is a narrow reading.

But there are other reasons for a narrow reading.

He had pushed an especially narrow reading of disabilities legislation.