Sentence examples for very narrow scope from inspiring English sources

"Within a very narrow scope, it's possible that somebody could cause harm," Mr. Garvey said.

In their evidence to the Government's review, the Lib Dems criticised its "very narrow scope", saying it would miss "a crucial opportunity" to discuss which bodies should come under the Act's remit.

Stiglitz: See, the point you make is that you can have a large institution, but highly regulated with a very narrow scope.

As can be seen, the GEPT-A predominantly uses items with a narrow or very narrow scope (i.e., requiring the processing of several sentences or less).

Other widely used generalizations in the special sciences have very narrow scope in comparison with paradigmatic laws, hold only over restricted spatio-temporal regions, and lack explicit theoretical integration.

This seems appropriate for a test that purports to assess English at a high level of proficiency, whereas a greater emphasis on items of narrow and very narrow scope would be appropriate on tests targeting lower proficiency levels.

In a very narrow-scope chatbot, there's only so much that a human can say.

These studies are very narrow in scope, as they have limited number of classes.

The codes can be extremely detailed in their content, making results pertaining to specific codes very narrow in scope, or it can be quite broad.

A second study, which consisted of 372 people between the ages of 18 and 65, was very narrow in scope and looked primarily at whether people who pursued ex-sex were successful.

"Our request is very narrow in scope; we are simply asking him to protect these young DACA individuals who have committed no crime and who through no fault of their own were brought to the United States with their families in search of a better life," Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-Downey) said.