Sentence examples for context has had from inspiring English sources

This overall context has had profound consequences for reproductive health.

The provision of postnatal care at home following hospital discharge in the Australian context has had limited evaluation, although there are indications that women rate the care that they receive at home more highly than they do the care they receive in hospital [ 14- 16].

The political context had had no direction in constructions until Nikita Khrushchev's discourse in 1954.

Furthermore, students in this context have had six years of formal English education that generally is geared towards passing university entrance exams.

ThIs artende originally appeared on VICE NZ.

Moreover, the Ducks haven't won less than 10 games since 2007 (for context, Florida State has had four seasons of less than 10 wins in that same frame).

That $50 million is a lot in context: Lyft has had the feature for years, and hit just $250 million in tips in July.

Due to the highly insecure context MSF has had to conduct "remote control" (minimal contact) operations in Chechnya with minimal direct expatriate supervision.

To offer context, his goalkeeper has had the same amount.

This could be interpreted as evidence that recent health professional education and training about the importance of the discussion of sex in the context of cancer has had a positive impact.

In other analogous contexts, the FCC has had to develop a large, arcane set of rules to define "affiliated" enterprises.