Sentence examples for narrowly identified from inspiring English sources

Americans bear a greater burden, and our leadership around the world is too narrowly identified with military forces".

Many liberals are worried that patriotism will be narrowly identified as the province of some groups or some political ideologies.

"We don't want to be narrowly identified as a 'Franco-Français' movement, just bringing French chefs to America," Anna confided recently.

But, despite the party's attempts to forge a national base, it still suffers from being too narrowly identified with the Kabyles.

Rather, as a review, it focused more narrowly on identifying key internal systemic factors that helped or hindered UNICEF's collective organizational response in the first three months after the earthquake.

Now with the analysis of a vastly larger number of genotypes, the regions associated with domestication and intensive breeding were identified more narrowly and accurately.

Lastly, in order to reach a more comprehensive species list, we identified 23 narrowly distributed endemics from different SDTF nuclei (e.g. Cyathostegia matthewsii, Solanum plowmanii, Table 5).

This study combines Patel et al.'s state-level suicide rates with other variables to investigate whether the findings identified by narrowly focussed case studies can be generalized to the whole of India.

Applicasa's product is similar, except that it's more narrowly focused on identifying different types of gamers.

Gibbard (1990), in turn, identifies narrowly moral judgments with judgments about the rationality of guilt and resentment.

In his Harvard lectures of 1903, he identified Pragmatism more narrowly with the logic of abduction.