Sentence examples for this narrow point from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Mohler is surely mistaken on this narrow point.

It seems hard only from the narrow point of view of the pig.

(3) Finally, some critics do not concede even the narrow point against AI.

Given that fewer than 6% of EU migrants in Britain claim out-of-work welfare benefits, including job seeker's allowance, within six months of registration, and an smaller proportion of that number are found to be fraudsters, this is a narrow point.

To President Trump's benefit, one of those narrow points coincided with the Nov. 8 election.

A: This is a pretty narrow point of law so it shouldn't have any major implications for the future.

From a narrow point of view, this is true, but the area around Calais was part of England as recently as 1558.

From a narrow point of view, this is true, but the area around Calais was part of England as recently as 1558.

"Now people seem to accept the fact that you have to work on market stability," no matter what side they're on, explained Rosenbaum of this narrow consensus point.

Mosey conceded this was true but said it was "a very narrow point without any negative consequences … We knew at every stage what our resources were".

This is to be expected because the bottleneck represents the narrowest point of the tunnel, and its diameter often dictates the tunnel's permeability.