narrow definition

Examples (10)

• They have adopted a very narrow definition of success.
• The law uses a narrow definition of 'family' that excludes unmarried partners.
• Some scientists criticized the study for its overly narrow definition of intelligence.
• The problem with such a narrow definition is that it leaves out many relevant cases.
• His narrow definition of art contrasts with a more inclusive, modern view.
• Working with such a narrow definition of 'employee' made it difficult to classify freelancers.
• If we stick to this narrow definition, we might miss the bigger picture.
• The committee was constrained by a narrow definition of its responsibilities.
• Why are we limited to this narrow definition of 'culture'?
• A narrow definition can be precise, but it often lacks flexibility.