Sentence examples for article's context from inspiring English sources

The point of C.K.'s story in this article's context is this: Happiness is hard, but it's everywhere.

We briefly point out how that model could be adopted to this article's context.

For Pennsylvania alone, Urbina's story claims this amount of water would be "enough to cover Manhattan in three inches". This statistic, while impressive on its own, is disingenuous in the article's context.

In addition, the Nikkei will also start feeding articles into Evernote's Context feature, which launched last month.

We think it's mad to try and put a numerical -1 to +1 score of 'sentiment' around an article — because depending on the reader's context, a quote in an article could be good and the article could be bad, yet for another reader, the reverse might be true!

This family tree also offers a useful introduction to Austen, and this article from the British Council explains Austen's context.

In the second section I discuss that experience and this article's larger points in the context of existing professional literature on the topic, noting that the literature offers valuable contributions but also includes important oversights and omissions.

The presenting resident is evaluated by the faculty and senior residents on a standard evaluation form containing ten areas including the degree to which problem background relevant to Pakistan was provided, whether the resident was able to apply the article's information to a relevant context, and whether responses to queries were answered satisfactorily.

Chris Bryant's article reiterates some tired complaints about the cost of the House of Lords, including regurgitating the hoary old chestnut about Lords' £300 daily expense allowance, but the article's figures are misleading and lack context.

Millman, however, fails to provide the context behind the article's theme that many undocumented immigrants apprehended by the Border Patrol are "playing the asylum card," claiming a fear of return to their country of origin in order to delay or avoid deportation.

The article omitted the context for that statement.