Sentence examples for scope is narrow from inspiring English sources

The American Composers Alliance, an essential support group for contemporary American music founded in 1937, presents a two-day festival of American music this weekend, and you can't say its scope is narrow, judging by its title, "The Past, Present and Future of American Music".

Middlebrow is a harsh judgment: her stories of disillusion, personal betrayal, minor failure, and loneliness declining into death are too uncomfortable to have had a wide readership, but though their scope is narrow, beneath an immaculate mirror surface there are great depths.

Frankly, it could stand to be a bit more exciting -- the cinematography is mediocre, the scope is narrow, and the stakes aren't high enough: Snipes is never really in danger, and though Mortensen is genuinely scary, Hopper's too pitiful to be frightening.

But its scope is narrower than the I.M.F.'s.

But because Ms. Harris has remained more of a country traditionalist, her scope is narrower.

Its scope is narrower, and its concentration on a few characters evokes "You Can Count on Me".

The New York office of DDB Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group, is losing an assignment gained last summer -- to create a campaign to introduce the beauty retailer Sephora to American consumers -- as the scope is narrowed and shifted to a small shop.

Though its social scope is narrower than Hardy's, you do come away from it with a true sense of the shrouded world that he devised, where fate could frown upon even the blithest day.

As flat-panel televisions increasingly double as computer monitors for users to go online, and as video games migrate from consoles and personal computers to hand-held devices, the ITA's scope is narrowing.

Treatments of English and other languages frequently posit negative operators whose scope is narrower than the sentence or clause.

In the second section, the scope is narrowed to the manufacturing execution systems, which are investigated in more detail.