Sentence examples for a context as from inspiring English sources

In a context as unfair as this, we need politicians who are sensitive to women's problems and dedicated to solving them.

In the light of the important role that relay-based cooperative networks are expected to play in future wireless communication systems, it is of interest to consider FBMC/OQAM, and in particular questions associated to preamble-based channel estimation, in such a context as well.

In both cases place fields are thought to represent sensory, behavioral or cognitive features of a context, as well as the learned value (i.e., economic utility; Penner and Mizumori, 2012a,b 2012b), or salience, of each context defining feature.

These individuals were thus the poorest individuals in a context, as described by a decision-maker, where "the level of poverty is quite high and therefore the question of resources [to support healthcare access] is sensitive".

With "Mare Nostrum," he places it in a context as a wide as the sea.

Leave aside the case for positive discrimination, in a context as damning as Westminster's, and let the film answer that question.

So divestment, says public health specialist Simon Chapman, has a different context, as well as a broader purpose.

During this time, I not only saw changes from a physical aspect, but also from a social context as well.

This approach applies in a business context, as well.

Chinese women fare better in a gender context as well.

Self-reference is often used in a broader context as well.