Sentence examples for supporting narrow from inspiring English sources

"The business model might do a very good job of supporting narrow content for things like sports or business or health," said John V. Pavlik, executive director of Columbia University's Center for New Media.

Even many of the state's powerful district attorneys say they support narrow change.

Specifically, the administration supports "narrow legislative fixes" to allow consumers to move between carriers without legal penalties.

Until now, he says, the evidence has supported "narrow generalizability," in which learning one motor skill translates to improvement only in nearly identical tasks.

Another specimen comprising a rigidly supported, narrow width of decking where only local strains developed under load and which enabled strain measurements near the loads on external and internal surfaces of the deck, is also presented.

Although she supported campaign finance reform, her views have shifted on abortion as she supports narrowing the choices available.

He and Mr. Chilton, his fellow commission Democrat, have both expressed concerns about the cross-border plan, which may force Mr. Gensler to compromise before a final vote is taken on the proposal; the Republican appointees both appear to support narrowing the provision.

This means that the bi ion plasma in the presence of strong quantum effects supports narrower (wider) compressive (rarefactive) IA solitons.

This means that the quantum bi-ion plasma in the presence of strong quantum effects supports narrower (wider) compressive (rarefactive) IA solitons.

They supported narrower legislation from Brown that the committee voted down Thursday, also on a party-line vote.

The next time Congress considers an extension of that law, those who support narrowing its scope need not rely on Wyden's tantalizing but vague warning.