Sentence examples for narrowly focusing on from inspiring English sources

They accused the Financial Services Authority of narrowly focusing on banking regulation instead of looking at how banks' activities affected the broader economy.

Mr. McMullen and Mr. Drasheff counter that the state is too narrowly focusing on the arena and missing the larger picture.

Instead of narrowly focusing on waste treatment in individual cities, it approaches the Ganges River basin as an integrated whole and aims to maintain an ecologically healthy flow of water amid expected population growth and increasing demand.

The Senate Armed Services Committee adopted the report by a unanimous vote, although Republican members issued a statement critical of the report for too narrowly focusing on case studies in western Afghanistan.

History suggests caution, for in times of fear we have virtually always overreacted, loosely targeting whole groups of people for suspicion rather than narrowly focusing on those engaged in criminal conduct.

The Alabama Supreme Court and the 11th Circuit court want to interpret the Lawrence ruling narrowly — focusing on the fact that the sodomy law that was struck down singled out a particular group, gay people, and applied to noncommercial sexual activity.

"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.

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

However when probed, they described realistically expect as more narrowly focused on what one really thinks will happen without consideration of one's hopes (Table  3).