Sentence examples for background information that contextualizes from inspiring English sources
A second purpose of this article is to provide background information that contextualizes the subsequent two articles, each of which details the positive influence of the catwalk task sequence on the authors' professional growth.
Because today's featured article from The New York Times discusses a documentary film on a growing Jewish-Arab school in northern Israel, the gallery will also provide the background information students need to contextualize this story.
Not very long ago news organizations might have looked at blogs as interesting sources of opinion, raw pieces of information that could be contextualized and taken as leads in a way.
They noted that too much information that is not contextualized (e.g. lists of possible symptoms of recurrence, or potential side effects) can foster feelings of anxiety and could deter patients from using the site.
–Does the reviewer provide background information or suggest possibilities that are not included on the site?
It deadens Hartley's work with acres of contextualizing information that could have been greatly compressed and applies equally to other artists' work; by treating Hartley's paintings more as artifacts than art, it does little to illuminate their specific nature.
It is relatively straightforward to collect a huge quantity of data on patients' views and opinions, but this data needs to be carefully contextualized to produce information that can be useful in setting targets for improvement.
The film has a website that has been providing background information and back stories.
So that's some very oversimplified background information.
