Sentence examples for better contexts from inspiring English sources

Not if we can think of better contexts for their use, claims Dr Edward Buckley, Vice-President of Business Development and a co-founder of Light Blue Optics, a Cambridge-based company who are already looking past pico projectors and to the next wave of projection technology.

Politico's coverage of the SF/Berkeley campaigns provides better context than the Bside story.

They're generally not rewarded for collaborating with experts in other fields to put those patterns into better context.

Museums will most likely provide a better context for this powerful three-room installation than the world of cinema.

In the $129 package, Microsoft bundles a small Global Positioning System device that puts the program's detailed road maps into better context.

Now that I've put my actions into better context, I hope you'll see this incident with the gay kid for what it was: innocent good fun.

That Drogba instantly felt missed again put the five goals scored by Torres in three games – against Nordsjaelland, Sunderland and Monterrey – into better context.

Perhaps I would have been able to put all that precocious bril- liance in better context if this had not been my very first Open.

The Appellate Court today ruled that Judge Charles D. Gill had improperly excluded testimony from two experts that could have placed Mr. Reid's actions in a better context.

He continued: "If it was done in a more objective, nonpartisan and fair fashion, it would have put those shortcomings in better context.

Heavy charges, grave deliberations, fraught conclusions: what better context for a meditation on how truth is produced in the social sciences?