Sentence examples for be read in context from inspiring English sources
The problem, of course, is that the bankruptcy code is somewhat technical and needs to be read in context.
Bowles said the statement that children would not be eligible had to be read in context of the statement abolition of the scheme required parliament's agreement.
Its $1.09bn overseas total can be read, in context, as a disappointment – slightly below what the far less celebrated Fast & Furious 7 took last year.
Even undercounting, America easily outguns other rich countries: in the year to March 2013 police in England and Wales fired weapons three times and killed no one.Such comparisons should be read in context.
Laughlin freely used the term "emergent" to describe such states.[20] The first two assertions can easily be read in context as suggesting a type of ontological emergence.
Well, for starters, public statements like this should be read in context.
But, he says, if the sentence is read in context it makes his point successfully.
With the recurrence of passages (which scarcely gain anything from being read in context) such as "The loft scene was Derrick Carter, Lego, Spencer Kincy, Diz, all those cats.
When this power is given up to Congress without limitation or bounds, how will your militia be armed?" When Henry's statement is read in context, it is clear that his goal that "every man be armed" was directed toward a successful state militia (in which each militia member had the use of a gun) -- not toward arming members of the public for their individual needs.
Blocks of symbols will then be identified, so that individual symbols are read in context.
