Sentence examples for narrowly focuses on from inspiring English sources

The target measurement approach has the advantage of pinpointing the behaviors that occur and from those, the ones that cause the most upset, avoiding reliance on an instrument which surveys a broad range of problems, most of which may not be problematic to any one caregiver, or an instrument that too narrowly focuses on a limited domain of behaviors.

One of the earliest Tory modernisers, she knows conservatism fails when it narrowly focuses on championing individualism.

Instead, it "narrowly" focuses on making buyers aware of the fine print most often fail to read.

Societies, academics and even one of his own advisers condemned the education secretary for drawing up a curriculum which narrowly focuses on British history without substantive consultation with teachers and academics.

Even Franks End Revengee Porn law, which is facing pushback from groups like the ACLU for being too aggressive, still narrowly focuses on stuff that's unambiguously "obscene" and "outside the public interest", images of sexual activity or full nudity.

And perhaps most importantly, the Iran deal rather narrowly focuses on nuclear non-proliferation.

"They're not as narrowly focused on one career option".

This may not mean always being narrowly focused on one task; plenty of social situations need "wide-angle" attention instead.

But rather than tackle the huge and highly political issue of Fannie, Freddie and the F.H.A., the law narrowly focused on one part of the market.

That's why the Bush administration will try to keep the Enron story narrowly focused on one company during its death throes.

These collections aren't just general categories like "games" or "social," but can be narrowly focused on one particular app feature, too.