Sentence examples for about in the context of from inspiring English sources

This financial instrument came about in the context of developing country debt -- driven by oil shocks -- and exacerbated by lender austerity requirements.

Iran was talked about in the context of proliferation.

The dangers of building on flood plains have long been known, and warned about in the context of climate change.

"There are some things that are only possible to talk about in the context of humour," she says.

The issue is legitimate and fascinating, something that I have written about in the context of Conservative woes.

Remember, one of the exceptional things about this book is that — for the first time that I know about in the context of slave literature — we're dealing with a holograph, something in the author's own handwriting, completely unmediated and unprettified by abolitionist editors or publishers.

Eusebius McKaiser's essay set me thinking about the trial – and about bathrooms – in the context of South Africa's past.

"When we tell students about how the school is changing we talk about it in the context of how Tower Hamlets is changing".

"There's an incredible volume of people talking about products, and they tend to be talking about products in the context of having just bought them.

Even when I'm at a party, I'm analyzing it and thinking about it in the context of how I would write about it.

When talking about security in the context of growth and jobs, we also have to talk about the police.