Sentence examples for this very narrow from inspiring English sources

They don't want to see outside this very narrow parameter".

According to this very narrow and confusing definition, we don't have boots on the ground in Syria.

Everything that's happened since the launch, good or bad, I've actually kind of felt in this very narrow band of emotion.

"We are forced to realize we are living in a global open society where we can't have this very narrow definition of what is architecture," Jakobsson argues.

They're always so solicitous and careful about your needs that you may get the false impression that this is just the way they are, when in fact they may be just doing that only in this very narrow context, and they are indifferent elsewhere.

This very narrow understanding of the informational properties of genes is basically in accordance with the influential early proposal of Francis Crick (1958).

This I find as an ethical dilemma because my understanding of physiotherapy and the body is holistic and the most patients see this very narrowed; they express themselves as a machine and not as a human being.

And he appears to understand why many gamers might dislike his client: "My client is a pretty unsympathetic character if you look at this case from the very narrow lens of it being a case of Blizzard versus a botter.

The IPS conduits inside the glomerulus feed filtrate away from the 'free' GFB or from an SPS exit region and the peripheral area that collects filtrate from the glomerular edge forms the PUS (though this has very narrow dimensions when the vascular oncotic and hydrostatic pressures used at fixation have physiological values [ 12]).

This requires VERY narrow pieces of tape.

This shows a very narrow dispersion in the diameter of ACNT obtained in this study.