Sentences with phrase «too narrow a scope»

As for publishing 4 papers in 4 years of PhD study... well I think this encourages too many irrelevant publications with too narrow a scope, and likely of little contribution to science.

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Many of today's buyer persona and buyer insight development efforts are too narrow in scope.

Such awareness will include a prophetic criticism of American feminism when it is too narrow in scope, when it demands that the power of determining and directing social goals and structures be shared with middle - and upper - class American women while other women and groups are still excluded from that realization.

Mill's first claim that happiness is the ultimate object of all desire seems very questionable, based as it is on psychological evidence which is both suspect in itself and too narrow in scope to establish his conclusion.

But the policies still drew criticism, with some women's rights advocates and employment lawyers calling their scope too narrow.

Nostalgia for the 1980s has been too narrow in scope lately, focusing on genre pieces featuring kid characters in the horror remake «It» and Netflix sci - fi series «Stranger Things.»

«I think it really wound up narrowing the scope of instruction and placed too much emphasis on reading and math tests.

The de Blasio turnaround programs have suffered from a certain lack of urgency, and their scope is both too broad and too narrow.

As much as the developers should be lauded for trying to deliver an experience where your primary interaction with a world is something other than violence, the scope of that ambition in terms of execution is far too narrow.

His piece «Love Wins» may catch your eye as anti-gun artwork at first glance, but that's far too narrow of a scope.

After several meetings, it seemed that the scope was too large, and I decided to narrow it down it to a single collaboration.

The lord chief justice Lord Judge has said that UK courts are not bound by rulings of Strasbourg - based court of human rights, while the President of the Supreme Court has admitted that his court is not always «supreme» because it has to follow the lead of the European court of human rights in Strasbourg, whose rulings are sometimes too narrow in scope.

When patenting an invention, making the scope of patent claims too broad would increase the risk of invalidity, while making the scope of claims too narrow may render it useless.

The problem as I see it for Quebec is that they wont be able to rely on the security aspect because 1) its clear from the narrow scope of the ban (i.e. provincial employees and persons interacting with government) that the intention of the legislation had nothing to do with security and 2) even if it squeaked through the door of s. 1 of the Charter, the court very well could find that such legislation would be ultra vires provincial jurisdiction (admittedly I haven't explored this argument too deeply).

In fact, there are many real estate professionals that believe niche marketing is far too narrow in scope.