Sentence examples for change in context from inspiring English sources
Another presentation that has benefited from a change in context is Mrs Roosevelt Flies to London (Assembly Hall).
There have been many poems written about Sept. 11 and its aftermath, but most fall short because their subject isn't really a subject — it's a change in context, a mood of uncertainty.
More important, the change in context will shed light on work by those who challenge that tradition in creative ways: Gehry, Peter Eisenman, Philippe Starck, Koolhaas, Diller & Scofidio, Zaha Hadid, Winka Dubbeldam, Bruce Mau and Greg Lynn.
It is almost as if the Conservatives are trying to live up to the way they are caricatured by the Guardian.To put the change in context, one needs to explain the British system.
Things that are hilarious to the mid-18th-century citizen do not necessarily survive a change in context, so it is worth noting when a stage piece meant to make listeners smile in 1745 can do very much the same two and a half centuries later.
In order to deal with the dynamic change in context we introduce an adaptable discovery mechanism.
The results of these longitudinal studies clearly underscore the need for studies to further scrutinize the change in context-specific PA during the transition from primary to secondary school.
We use these two regional datasets to examine the changing travel behavior among Millennials and to put these changes in context by comparing them with changes among other social groups of interest: women and minorities.
What I would want to do is to explore issues of how language changes in context and culture," he said.
"This area's ice sheet contributes to sea level rise and this work can help us put current changes in context".
In the middle of a book review he was jolted by the following sentence: "Many studies show that small changes in context can matter a great deal to behavior.
