Sentence examples for narrowly considered from inspiring English sources
Kant's main works on ethics, narrowly considered, are the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals (1785), the Critique of Practical Reason (1788), and the Metaphysics of Morals (1797), which contains both "the Doctrine of Right" and "the Doctrine of Virtue".
If Kwan's argument is sound, it avoids the objection based on dissimilarities between mystical and religious experiences, narrowly considered,on the one side, and sense experience on the other.
Also, the traditional focus of the management of clinical risks in mental health care was located at the individual instead of the organizational level and was therefore narrowly "considered the business of predicting and preventing dangerousness" of patients [ 14], p. 3].
Lots of things are unprofitable if you narrowly consider outlays and income — including most of our roadways.
He could have decided to more narrowly consider the text of the document, and not the statements of the President and his advisers, in which case he might not have found that the ban violated the establishment clause.
Equity can be understood broadly as shared, equal rights, rules and responsibilities between all individuals in a society or, alternatively narrowly considering "only" wealth and income (see Stanton 2012).
-Black Americans narrowly consider violence in their community is of greater concern than racial injustice in the criminal justice system.
Reed et al. [ 31] argue that IC is a mid-range theory that is more amenable to hypothesis testing than the RBV and KBV because it more narrowly considers three types of intangible, knowledge-based resources, namely human, structural and relational capital.
Sources of interference are quite pervasive and should not be considered narrowly.
Considered narrowly, samples are not information, therefore cannot be 'personal data' and therefore cannot fall under the scope of protection.
In our analyses, genes with τ > 0.7 are considered narrowly expressed (Meisel et al. 2012; Gao et al. 2014).
