Sentence examples for collective context from inspiring English sources

These are sketches you would happily watch on television, or in a comedy club, without wanting or needing a collective context.

A golfer's record is his alone, while everyone recognises that performances in football can only be understood in a collective context.

Part of the explanation, in addition to individual qualities, comes from the collective context.

For Ford and Harding (2011), leaders adjust their authenticity in adapting to a collective context.

And it was a collective context that emphasised the importance of Oscar as the man to link the team together.

I think you have a point - in fact last week's column dealt with this very issue, of how a different collective context produces a different player.

Thus, she refers to the need for "grounds for action" and to the "collective contexts" in which "we try to find modes of deliberation and reflection about which we can agree".

Overall, these results indicate that to improve our understanding of crop allocation drivers at the landscape level, it is not only sufficient to address rules and drivers at the field and farm scales but it is also necessary to account for the collective contexts in which farmers operate.

She said the principle of media neutrality "should protect the authors' rights in the individual articles to the extent those articles are now presented individually, outside the collective work context, within the databases' new media".

"The arbitration process in the collective bargaining context is widely respected by the federal courts, and absent of showing some bias or prejudice on the part of the arbitrator or some sort of corruption or some flagrant ignoring of the law, he's just not going to succeed," Lazaroff said.

I have chosen a collective action context, with the bystanders possibly disapproving and the chasers and blockers expecting something, because it quite easily helps to develop my case.