Sentence examples for narrowly designed from inspiring English sources

"Charles Sheeler: Across Media," organized by the museum's assistant curator of American and British paintings, Charles Brock, is narrowly designed to highlight Mr. Sheeler's versatility.

Yet it's the ending of the movie, which veers away from the real-life stories upon which it is based, that feels most neatly and narrowly designed to impart lessons.

Lakshmi Sundaram, global co-ordinator of Girls Not Brides, illustrated how interventions that were too narrowly designed were failing girls: "Programmes exist to address maternal mortality, yet they do not focus on child brides.

There are straightforward reasons for this: state tests are more narrowly designed; they test more basic skills; they intentionally align themselves to the state standards and curriculums (which national tests do not); and they provide more incentives, like grade promotion, for students to do well.

It is believed that a large-scale, narrowly designed subsurface drainage reduces the soil water retention in periods with excessive precipitation or snow melt.

Consequently, we request climate change donors to refrain from providing support to narrowly designed projects and we urge them instead to promote more holistic and territorial-based approaches targeting both mitigation and adaptation goals.

This presentation starts with the narrowly defined design procedures, i.e. determination of propeller geometry fulfilling the required dynamic parameters: ship speed, propeller thrust and rpm with maximum efficiency.

They have been working diligently on a different piece of legislation ― a narrowly tailored bill designed to shore up the program in the states where it is struggling and, in the process, find some common ground between the parties.

"The separation agreement may contain a narrowly drafted confidentiality clause designed to protect the privacy interests of both parties".

While lauding the Justice Department and the Illinois group for a good-faith effort to examine the Internet wiretap system, the computer experts said that that study was designed too narrowly to answer the most pressing questions.

Lasting change, they say, depends on intimate knowledge of the local population, understanding why people there turn to violence, and designing narrowly focused interventions to help.