Sentence examples for with a narrower scope from inspiring English sources

Jean O'Hagan, Worthing, West Sussex Depending on my local library for good books, I was delighted to have read two books mentioned in your review: Anna Funder's Stasiland and Gillian Slovo's The Ice Road, although Helen Dunmore's The Siege, on the same theme yet with a narrower scope haunted me for months.

I think starting out being just as ambitious but with a narrower scope and working out from there, rather than the opposite, will be a good way to go in future.

According to the LA Times, because the anti-piracy legislation has bipartisan support, it is likely that it will pass next year, although with a narrower scope than Hollywood is lobbying for.

Results Implementation has proceeded more slowly, with a narrower scope and substantially less clinical functionality than was originally planned.

By making the inclusion criteria very strict, a more homogeneous group, with a narrower scope, was created, which made it possible to focus on clinical applicability of the treatments for these kinds of patients.

The Ugandan Protestant Medical Bureau (UPMB) works within a narrower scope, supporting the HRH needs of the 278 healthcare facilities associated with Ugandan Protestant churches.

A digital upgrade requires a well-defined team with a narrow scope.

Because phage kills with a narrow scope, it could be used to cure an infection without disturbing the community of beneficial bacteria in our body.

Although it was never given a charter, the EPA was clearly not envisaged as an agency with a narrow scope or an agency whose role it was to develop natural resources and industry.

Named in Article III behind both of the other branches, the Founders intended a court system with a narrow scope and restricted authority.

In reference [ 3] this algorithm was discussed in its perspective to solve a narrower scope of biological problems, with no mathematical details or a computer implementation.