Sentence examples for narrower understanding from inspiring English sources

For 25 years, patent-intensive markets have successfully delivered a steady stream of innovative products to consumers under the Federal Circuit's narrower understanding of the exhaustion doctrine.

The absence of a transparent health care marketplace contributes to a dissatisfied health care-consuming public who justifiably believe they have limited choice and an even narrower understanding of whatever options they do have.

The customized pricing and usage terms that patent holders can offer under a narrower understanding can result in significant benefits – not just for innovators but for users who would otherwise face a restricted product menu and potentially higher prices.

On this narrower understanding, paradigm examples of what I can know on the basis of a priori justification are conceptual truths (such as "All bachelors are unmarried"), and truths of mathematics, geometry and logic.

Given the overwhelming consensus that existing taxation practices are largely constitutional, Professor Penalver identifies a need for the Supreme Court to adopt a narrower understanding of the Takings Clause.

Thus, with a narrower understanding of civic integration as a certain set of integration requirements, we run the risk of losing sight of why – i.e., according to which selection criteria – these requirements and indicators were chosen in the first place.

And in doing so, she challenges us to confront a narrow-minded understanding of what a feminist ought to be.

ALSO: The comment on "feminists probably won't like -these- forms of metal:" that is utter bilge, and a completely narrow-minded understanding of feminism(s).

That might be true, but only under an overly narrow understanding.

Both were eager to broaden the public's narrow understanding of Chinese contemporary art.

No, it is not, and to see it as such betrays a narrow understanding of today's interdependent world.