Sentence examples for a wider context for from inspiring English sources

A new version of that song appears on "Throw Down Your Arms," and there is a wider context for it.

Anne Frank Beyond the Diary (Ruud van der Rol and Rian Verhoeven, Puffin, £6.99) provides a wider context for the life of this remarkable young woman.

Vreeland put fashion in its place by always placing it in a wider context (for example, outdoors in the Arizona desert); she demystified its rules, and showed the world how it could serve women, rich or poor.

However, the court decision needs to be seen in a wider context, for human rights are no longer the moral issue they were when the UN Convention was signed in 1948.

The museum plans to co-curate with international museum powerhouses to great a wider context for exhibitions.

In addition, individuals working with the CHWs were invited to participate, to provide a wider context for their accounts.

These instruments define rights and responsibilities for providers and patients, and contextualize the health system – with its aspiration to provide equitable, quality care for all - within a wider context of redress [ 11- 13].

In a more parochial world, everyone would know who held certain positions; but in a wider context, those, for example, at Oxford might not be known and needed to be named in Paris.

This environmental-friendly technique is suitable for cleaner manufacturing for a wide context of production.

In a wider context, our data calls for caution when using modern sequences of domestic animals to interpret the history of domestication.

After the older generation in my family, including my father, had passed away, I decided to do something for myself and for others in a wider context.