Examples of 'more narrowly' in a sentence
Meaning of "more narrowly"
more narrowly: In a more specific or specialized manner
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Men were more narrowly divided in their vote.
The official benchmark focuses more narrowly on cash wages.
While more narrowly focused extensions of his life.
Programs would do well to be more narrowly focused targeted.
I scanned more narrowly the real aspect of the building.
Sodalities on the other hand are much more narrowly focused.
The attendees were more narrowly interested in specific issues.
Others believed that the process should be more narrowly focused.
Other laws are more narrowly focused on encouraging particular practices.
Thus he aroused suspicion from those who were more narrowly aligned.
A new prince are more narrowly observed than those of an hereditary.
For the actions of a new prince are more narrowly observed than.
More narrowly directed task light will correspond to a smaller angle threshold.
The patentability of computer programs more narrowly defined technical character.
A niche is a more narrowly defined customer group who seek a distinct set of benefits.
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Some have broad ramifications while others are more narrowly defined.
This facilitates processing by more narrowly identifying what is desired to be searched.
More narrowly focused indices allow investors to precisely pinpoint specific market segments.
The other five ports are smaller in scale and more narrowly specialized.
Sometimes refers more narrowly to the use of computers only in the analysis stage.
Most other botanists have recognized several more narrowly defined species.
Frameworks more narrowly focused on risks and financial impacts associated with climate change.
Subsequent protests in the entity focused more narrowly on the grievances of war veterans.
Traders that are struggling may become smaller and be forced to focus more narrowly.
The same pattern appears when focusing more narrowly on contributions to formal charities.
It also sanctioned the establishment of various classified programmes much more narrowly than before.
They thought a more narrowly focused attack would make better use of the available artillery.
They advocate for computer offense laws that are clearer and more narrowly drawn.
The term property is even more narrowly defined in the PTA.
Let the legislators consider this and see whether they wish to define this more narrowly.
But we would be able to focus our resources more narrowly and I believe more effectively.
CSIS management interprets the promises it made much more narrowly.
However their relevance is more narrowly focused to DG XI.
Jet B is a more narrowly cut fuel based on naphtha and kerosene fractions.
Some countries clearly conceive of the elements of youth policy more narrowly than others.
But I would prefer to focus more narrowly on the question of the image.
O More narrowly defined groups of Aboriginal people.
Some studies though have clearly interpreted this principle more narrowly than others have.
Others are more narrowly focused to address child protection concerns, including child trafficking.
Other indexes have more specific characteristics that create a more narrowly targeted market focus.
There are also a variety of more narrowly tailored products, focused on particular problems or fields.
The United States interprets the definition of refugee more narrowly than does Canada.
More narrowly defined, a diagnosis of post-polio syndrome requires the presence of new neurogenic weakness.
In this report, transfers are defined more narrowly.
Similar to data analysis, but more narrowly focused on business metrics.
That might be preferable to appointing an ombudsman, whose functions were more narrowly legal.
Element refinements are qualifiers that more narrowly or accurately refine an element 's meaning.
When it comes to policy implementation, the partnership principle tends to be applied more narrowly.
Until then, autism was more narrowly defined.
Sechin is more narrowly focused on Rosneft 's profits.
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