Sentence examples for appropriately context from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the specificity of location or, more appropriately, context, is key to understanding any global health issue.

It would be helpful to be able to show that a function prediction is appropriately context-specific.

'Aesop's Fables' (Saturday) Phoenix Theater Ensemble has set the drama of these venerable fables in an appropriately dramatic context: an audition.

Strong values and vision, knowing your individual differences and using them appropriately in context; and not being afraid to acknowledge your weaknesses - they make you more human and offer opportunities for others to help you.

For anyone without Minecraft, you can take an in-browser virtual tour on NTI's post about the project, which is also chock full of interesting nuclear bunker facts that put the existence of such underground facilities in an appropriately dark context.

Hence the predictors of retention identified in this study will have to be understood appropriately in context of the patients receiving health care in other facilities.

The dancers do so literally — a postmodern cliché that is appropriately appropriated for the context, but a cliché all the same.

The ability for rapid implementation of cash assistance programs depends largely on the organization's capacity to collect necessary data, identify and work with local partners, and appropriately design context-specific program plans.

Organisations should pay attention not just to digital skills but to digital capability – the ability to use social media appropriately for the context.

Mr. Westin, for instance, took lumps in the news media and inside his division for canceling a report about problems with pedophiles at Disney World -- a report Mr. Westin had said was not appropriately put into context.

However, Byford added that he accepted the terms of his 2011 payoff, which were "fair and right" and approved appropriately, in the context of his 32 years' service at the BBC and a policy at the time of reducing senior management numbers by 25%.