narrowly define

Examples (10)

• The law tends to narrowly define what constitutes 'self-defense'.
• For this study, we have narrowly defined 'success' as achieving a specific test score.
• Critics argue that the company narrowly defines its social responsibility.
• The original patent narrowly defined the invention, allowing competitors to create similar products.
• The term 'expert' was narrowly defined by the selection committee.
• By narrowly defining the problem, they missed the opportunity for a more innovative solution.
• You shouldn't narrowly define your career goals so early in life.
• If we continue to narrowly define intelligence, we will overlook many talented individuals.
• A narrowly defined job description can limit employee growth and creativity.
• The scope of the project was narrowly defined to ensure it was completed on time.