If "says" is interpreted narrowly, a theory that contained only '∃x Parent(x)' does not say that children exist, even though this follows analytically from the theory.
A very good explanation of why we should in fact focus broadly on the growing energy imbalance (i.e. too much of the sun's energy being trapped inside the atmosphere) due to a higher concentration of greenhouse gases rather than narrowly on temperature is contained in this blog.
On 5 December the Senate narrowly passed legislation containing a suite of measures.
For finer discriminations, these terms can be put into more narrowly specified fields containing more than two terms taken together, but their most general use is in binary contrasts.
Fortuitously, these species vary considerably in body size, ecological niche and range size, and both widely and narrowly distributed groups contain large- and small-bodied species and highly aquatic and highly terrestrial forms.
His side initially started well with Jamie Mackie heading narrowly wide after inventive work from Danny Fox, but the hosts were easily contained from then on.
Because the study narrowly defines "nutritious" as containing more vitamins.
"The separation agreement may contain a narrowly drafted confidentiality clause designed to protect the privacy interests of both parties".
Catholic guides to examining one's conscience also contained warnings against morbid scrupulosity and lack of trust in divine forgiveness and, especially in recent decades, against focusing narrowly on specific acts rather than underlying dispositions.
In correspondence, LBFBM aspirate contained higher numbers of CFU-Fs compared to ICBMA (median values 293 and 115 CFU-F/ml, respectively), however differences narrowly failed to reach statistical significance (p = 0.0515, Fig. 1F).
