Sentence examples for any context for from inspiring English sources

"Without history, we don't have any context for where we are today.

But it very rapidly became apparent that the internet doesn't give you any context for your information.

Your report was also missing any context for my statement about how false accusations can destroy lives.

But as David Levithan's YA Two Boys Kissing emphasises, there's a generation of young people growing up without any context for that era of fear.

But Mr Marshall warns of the pitfalls: "I think the problem with meeting someone online is that you don't have any context for them.

Regulators said they intended to crack down on companies that omitted disclosures about performance targets but did not explain why the targets were omitted, or give any context for gauging how difficult the goals would be to achieve.

For any context of rank n, its successors have rank n+1.

Politics as usual doesn't even begin to provide a context for any real solution, because the biggest problem is inside our hearts.

Each of them has its own characteristic positions of occurrence, and neither occurs, in normal English pronunciation, in any context characteristic for the other (e.g., only [ph] occurs at the beginning of a word, and only [p] occurs after s).

Indeed, the only way peace is possible, in virtually any context, is for people to let go of their claims to absolute truth and open themselves up to the possibility of multiple "right" perspectives.

First, the Commission must agree in writing that Dr. Rice's testimony before the Commission does not set any precedent for future Commission requests, or requests in any other context, for testimony by a National Security Advisor or any other White House official.