Sentence examples for narrower view of from inspiring English sources

Forgie took a narrower view of how the information should be defined under the act.

Of course, BofA may take a narrower view of what the term general economic conditions means.

The edited version gave a much narrower view of the department's diversity problems.

Without question, Pruitt has a narrower view of his agency's role than his Democratic and Republican predecessors did.

David Cameron must expect mounting flak from those within his party who take a narrower view of the interests of the Conservative party.

Stokes, the Supreme Court took an even narrower view of the judiciary's power concerning the president, according to the OLC memo.

"We have a very narrow view of what children need.

"These remarks reflect an incredibly narrow view of worth.

Nods to William Mitchell and David Nye notwithstanding, the article offered only a narrow view of virtuality.

Measuring investments in R&D provides an extremely narrow view of innovation.

Each data source provides a very narrow view of the cellular changes.