Sentence examples for a useful context from inspiring English sources

The law presents a useful context for considering these issues because its use of precedent and analogy is well articulated and explicit.

It's also a useful context within which to read Leonard Michaels's novel "The Men's Club," first published in 1981.

For many of the oldest laborers, it imparts wisdom -- and then gives that wisdom a useful context.

His work here falls slightly outside the show's historical ambit, but nonetheless provides a useful context for pretty much everything that follows.

Digital history represents an area of innovation in social studies that can be a useful context for providing such interventions.

This exercise provides a useful context for thinking about the preparation required for ADR, knowing your BATNA, and for estimating the strength and weaknesses of your negotiation position.

It was an astonishing figure, but one that Crane had trouble placing into any useful context.

The fundamental value of the concept of emergence, and complexity in general, from a sociotechnical perspective is that it affords a potentially useful context within which we strive to systemically identify, describe and study the more obscure, non-linear effects of multiple, dynamically shifting interactions among large collections of system components.

One example of a very useful context of aliasing is when you want to look at things that happen at frequencies that you can't look at, for one reason or another.

Although differences in selection, surveillance and verification exist between clinical trials and observational cohorts, a range of estimates provides useful context for the evaluation of the abatacept long-term clinical trial experience.

We have concepts like front page, article etc. but we don't (particularly well, anyway) provide useful context around an event.