In a narrow sense, the concept of standards has become the basis for a particular approach to school improvement.
To which the answer is, in a narrow sense, quite probably not.
Popularisation, in a narrow sense, is part of science because the whole point of doing science is to tell other people all about it.
President Bush's legal experts may be right in a narrow sense when they say that he does not need to get a congressional vote to back a war against Iraq.
Virtualization DOES work, but in a narrow sense: if you need a dedicated server, not so much for power as for security, data integrity, and the like, you can farm out a VPS a lot cheaper than you can farm out a whole machine.
Yes, in a very narrow sense the Constitution makes the political branches partners for progress.
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Consequently, the study of corruption ought to include acts that may be legal in a strict narrow sense but where the rules of the game have been bent.
The Soviets were wrong about a great many things, but they were absolutely right to view military questions not in narrow technical terms but in a holistic and comprehensive sense.
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And thus the Judiciary Committee's dissatisfaction with the president's answers because they thought they were narrow or even hairsplitting in some sense reflects a dissatisfaction with the rules that have been applied for centuries in prosecuting this offense.
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The narrow sense is in being able to search almost all of the web from a desktop.
But if you're looking to try to narrow things down a bit, it makes sense to look at patient, calm, in-form players with solid putting strokes and a mastery of the short game.
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