Sentence examples for a context for discussions from inspiring English sources

Seniors in Baltimore, West Virginia and Los Angeles tell their stories and provide a context for discussions about any policy changes that might address income inequality as it affects our aging nation.

These presentations provided participants with a context for discussions about rolling out PrEP to the different potential target populations.

A new head of department admits to "recrafting" data about the areas that are making and losing funds, to establish an alternative reality as a context for discussion.

The purpose of a written text was to provide a context for discussion in place of a remembered text, and so great pains were taken to make sure that written language did not diverge from spoken language (Svenbro, 1993), including the addition of marks to indicate how to read the text aloud.

However, the data presented here provide a context for discussion of the benefits and risks of these agents.

The results presented here represent an initial approach and it is necessary to employ caution in comparing the data obtained for cancer patients with the other patient groups which serve mainly to place the advanced cancer patients in a context for discussion.

Once you've gotten data, depending on how interpretable it is and how consistent it is with existing literature, you have a context for the discussion.

To provide a context for this discussion, the text focusses on a specific problem: the selection of energy saving building components.

This series provides a context for public discussion among Jewish and Muslim intellectuals and community leaders on a broad range of topics--religious, cultural, civic, and political--modeling constructive personal engagement across our communities.

Figure S1 provides a context for the discussion by chronicling the information elucidated at each step of the variance components analysis for the dataset in the Addona et al. paper.

This article (1 of 4) briefly reviews key data on the epidemiology and pathophysiology of VTE as a context for a discussion and consensus statement developed by meeting attendees, on the implications of this information for UK clinical practice.