Sentence examples for To offer a broader context from inspiring English sources

People are smart, and you need to find the right balance between accessibility and going into too much depth". Elisabeth Newton, a second-year grad student in Harvard's Department of Astronomy and a writer for the online journal Astrobites, agreed, saying: "There's a need to offer a broader context and to communicate the big idea," rather than getting too granular.

The Preface and the Introduction also offer a broader context about the political and cultural history of the period and the nature of the documents.

We want to offer a broader vision and hope.

In addition, the 90% circle diameter was included to offer a broader spectrum of analysis.

UK HEIs have historically tended to offer a broad range of disciplinary and subject provision.

As we approach Inauguration day, I want to offer a deeper, broader context for the divisions we are facing as a nation.

To provide a broader context, let's zoom the lens further back out in history.

Together, these two collections offer a broad historical context in which to examine and critically engage with this emergent form.

We need the Buddhist communities to offer the broader context to the more secular "mindfulness 101" programs in schools, workplaces, and community centers.

This is designed to provide a broad context for the remainder of the conference.

The paper, published in the journal Mind, pauses for just a moment to suggest a broader context.