Sentence examples for a much wider context from inspiring English sources

She thinks schools should develop software and systems that help pupils see their screen lives in a much wider context.

He was probably right about the campaigners being antipathetic towards the newspaper, but it was obvious that their mission has a much wider context.

Avishai's post, worth reading in full, goes on to put the Volt in a much wider context, including the car's likely stimulative effect on the smart-grid infrastructure.

We can look at it in a much wider context while, at the same time, other valuable world views that have been shoved out by religious dominance would get an equal-opportunity look-in.

"We will not deal with this on a bilateral level with Germany but in a much wider context," Milios emphasises, adding that the party was collaborating closely with Germany's Die Linke and other leftist groups, on the issue.

The fact that Kate Bush needed my contribution to realise a specific moment of her original concept (as the Beatles used George Martin in a much wider context) was a marrying of two disciplines without diluting either.

Most significantly of all, Correa ignored the much wider context.

The results reported here should be useful to guide future implementations of parareal within the much wider context of fully-developed fluid and plasma turbulent simulations.

The aim of our article was to promote discussion about European welfare policy in the future in much wider context as it is done before.

This application of the general features of scientific methodology to the much wider context of social and political problems had two significant philosophical consequences.

I think that's a pretty interesting insight that applies in much wider contexts than that of birth control; in many ways sexuality in northern European societies is treated in ways that don't quite line up with American ideas of what's "sexy".