Sentence examples for a new context for from inspiring English sources

"There was quite a lot of folklore surrounding Howard," says Rhys. "He represented a new context for Welsh culture.

Virtual worlds (VWs) have emerged as a new context for gaming, collaboration, social networking but also commercial activity.

In effect, the nation's catastrophe has created a new context for those who are dealing with everyday death, if there is such a thing.

Given Mr. Darmet's genius for creating a new context for the familiar, the title, "El Sol, El Sal, El Sur" ("Sun, Salt, South"), only hints at the possibilities.

His response didn't shake my belief in the Nixon tale's basic truth, but he gave me a new context for its ­embellishments.

This means taking a series of deliberate but subtle steps to recast employees' prevailing views and create a new context for action.

In a new context of growing need for renewable energy sources (RES), tariff design has become a critical component of energy system regulation.

A new context can be, for example, a larger canvas featuring a different background.

The students were given a new context in which, for nine samples of blood serum, the concentration of iron and the corresponding absorption were given.

Recently, a new context was created for EU milk producers, because in March 2015, the era of milk quotas which had characterized milk production for some 30 years officially ended.

∅4: A random perturbation occurs and a new context is selected for the next transition.