Sentence examples for thinking narrowly from inspiring English sources

But this takes a long time – CEOs often see the opportunity but it's difficult driving it down into the organisation, where staff are used to thinking narrowly.

Thinking narrowly, it could just be that sitting on the Tigers' bench had taken the edge off Castrogiovanni's game – a few Wales players started slowly because they were not first choice for their clubs coming into the Six Nations – and that the prospect of packing down against Mako Vunipola, probably making his first start for England, will be incentive enough.

In this sense, the authors rightfully argue against a monistic view for understanding evolutionary processes and their resulting histories and favor a pluralistic view that would not be constrained by species and tree thinking, narrowly defined by eukaryotes.

I think we're thinking too narrowly in terms of is it stocks or not stocks.

The peril of even fine minds thinking too narrowly, Mr. Schwartz says, was illustrated by the giant hedge fund Long-Term Capital Manearlynt, whicollapsed collapsed in 1998 because its brilliant traders and Nobel prize-winning economists did not foresee events beyond their risk models.

The world is globalised… why are Latvian politicians thinking so narrowly?

In addition to thinking too narrowly, many Ph.D. scientists buy into a number of myths about job hunting and career development.

Hollywood has been thinking of them too narrowly — offering all action or all animation — instead of a more nuanced combination, he added.

Second, as future developments do not care about selective perspectives of disciplines and theories, the object of investigation can be defined very narrowly but thinking about its uncertain future developments needs to involve a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and broad perspective.

The researchers' key contention is that we have been thinking about climate change far too narrowly by only projecting outward to the year 2100, which the research says "was originally driven by past computational capabilities".

In light of those trends, life scientists seeking jobs must perform the seemingly self-contradictory tasks of thinking in interdisciplinary ways while gaining narrowly specialized competences.