Sentence examples for To give some context from inspiring English sources

To give some context, that sum places it 47th in the box-office rankings for the past 12 months.

To give some context, the government's massive child-care support package is projected to cost $1.3bn in its first year.

To give some context, York Minster isn't just any tower, and it isn't easy for our happy and vibrant band to just go elsewhere.

To give some context, the year-over-year change in this index — which includes wages and salaries as well as benefits — has averaged 0.7 percent since 1982, the first year these data became available.

To give some context, Ray earns $7m a season – so $58,000 will cause him significantly less pain than he caused Palmer – and the NFL gave a four-game suspension to a player caught using an infertility drug and a year's suspension to another for smoking marijuana.

To give some context on that one-hour target.

I do so to give some historical context and perspective to their "poverty" tour, criticism of President Obama's leadership and to the criticism directed at them.

These were the days when "reforming welfare" was a big deal, and Republicans tended to lump a lot of things under the dreaded "welfare" label, to give some rhetorical context.

It would give some context to the rankings, Test cricket and each Test match".

His reflections give some context to the strange catharsis of judging people you'll never meet.

We are learning new information that may give some context to the senseless shooting of #JazmineBarnes!