Sentence examples for narrower topics from inspiring English sources

Both Democratic candidates have strong -- and largely similar -- positions on issues that tend to appeal to black voters, whether generic concerns like education, health care, crime and economic growth, or narrower topics like affirmative action and racial profiling.

The analytics can be refined by choosing narrower topics, such as actress Audrina Patridge, to see what people are saying about her in particular.

However, he suggested that this will give Flipboard more depth in narrower topics (the company's aim, after all, is to help people follow their passions, whatever those passions might be).

As sweeping as The Book of Books is, Knight and Krantz have developed companion titles devoted narrower topics such as children's literature.

You may need to think of broader or narrower topics to achieve this.

In this column my focus is on a much narrower topic that, nevertheless, is a key to future prosperity.

In-depth studies of a much narrower topic have included those on specialist rehabilitation for neurological conditions [ 33] and on measuring outcomes for carers of people with mental health problems [ 34].

I think the new mayor will not limit his conversation to narrow topics and that kind of attitude will hold him in good stead around here".

However, it was also a reflection of the fact that such an adventurous approach ran counter to an academic tradition that placed greater value on the massive accumulation of empirical data about relatively narrow topics than on interpretative boldness or methodological novelty.

Influential bloggers tend to specialize on narrow topics.

Now, the division puts out calls for proposals at steady intervals throughout the year on about two dozen narrow topics such as cosmochemistry and planetary astronomy.