narrow perspective
collocation in Englishmeaningsofnarrowandperspective
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narrow
adjective
uk/ˈnær.əʊ/us/ˈner.oʊ/
having a small distance from one side to the other, especially in comparison with ...
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perspective
noun
uk/pəˈspek.tɪv/us/pɚˈspek.tɪv/
a particular way of ...
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(Definition ofnarrowandperspectivefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Such a view, however, adopts an unrealisticallynarrowperspectiveon human autonomy or the law, or both.
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Costs were often measured from anarrowperspective, follow-up periods were short, and little allowance was made for uncertainty in important cost and outcome parameters.
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In essence therefore, there were two compelling reasons to oppose the government's land readjustment policy from the party'snarrowperspectiveand no sound political reason to support it.
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It reinforces the notion that death and dying are best left to institutions, which have a fairlynarrowperspectiveon the needs of patients and families.
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She speaks not just from the relativelynarrowperspectiveof disability.
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The availability of genetic test data would not be of much help, even from thenarrowperspectiveof the insurance industry's financial performance.
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I have spoken from a rathernarrowperspective, but there is also a huge national and social problem.
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Those who are involved with only transfusions may have anarrowperspectiveof the matter, and a broader perspective must be given.
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Some view this as anarrowperspectiveon resources because there are many intangibles that can not be measured in money.
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His early photographs are characterized by theirnarrowperspective, created by heavily printed skies and surroundings.
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The dialogical style of the article opens up the debate on relativism without imposing rigid and narrow perspectives.
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