Sentence examples for context is necessary from inspiring English sources

"Commercial awareness in a global context is necessary to adequately represent clients in international transactions.

So adaptation to a transformed global context is necessary, if not sufficient, for future prosperity.

Before understanding how to protect and manage particular ecological systems, an understanding of its cultural context is necessary.

A thorough understanding of the cultural context is necessary to design effective campaigns to promote rational antibiotic use.

We cannot assume that exclusion in this context is necessary deterrence simply because we found that it was necessary deterrence in different contexts and long ago.

Multigene assays have added to the ability to predict disease outcome and degree of response to adjuvant chemotherapy, but the application of these assays in the right clinical context is necessary.

More consideration of the actual school context was necessary.

The regional scope of this paper provides consistent information over a large set of estuaries; however local situational investigations of political, cultural and socio- economic context are necessary.Any plan to minimize threats at estuaries must involvethe local stakeholders responsible for creating or abating them.

This agrees well with patient-centred communication where validating patients' perspectives and understanding their psychosocial context are necessary to reach the common goal of shared understanding of the patients' problems as well as shared power and involvement in decisions regarding care and treatment, according to a report from the American National Cancer Institute [ 22].

Studying the collective experience of multiple interventions across commodities and spatial contexts is necessary to generate more systematic understandings of the impacts of commodity supply chain interventions in forest-agriculture landscapes.

The author argues that cosmopolitan scholarship, a close cooperation among scholars from many countries with intimate knowledge of different contexts, is necessary for studying transnational problems.