Sentence examples for context note from inspiring English sources

In that context, note the perfect role played by the RBS chairman, Sir Philip Hampton, now given temporary sainthood for turning down his bonus of £1.4m.

For context, note that during Reagan's administration, government spending represented 20.7 percent of the country's gross domestic product, just above the country's longer-term average.

To place the impulsive event in context, note the development of B X perturbation approaching 200 nT at Radisson after approximately 22 00 UT.

To set the numerical values in the figure in a context note that if the secondaries were alone in the scenario, the ergodic capacity would be 6.96 bpcu.

In this context, note, for instance, that the simple scalar single-valued sequence x n + 1 = a x n ; ∀ n ∈ N 0 = N ∪ { 0 }, with initial condition x 0 ∈ R, is a strict contraction if | a | < 1.

In this context, note that the composition of a tariff with several tariff components, such as minute prices, allowances or cost caps, induces a nonlinearity in the consumer's cost function.

Mrs. Clinton sought to put the events in Benghazi in a regional context, noting the presence of a group in northern Mali affiliated with Al Qaeda.

Next time, we'll discuss the problems of identifier exposure in a Linked Data context, noting that identifiers must carry their own context.

Jenkins concluded with some historical context, noting that disruptive technological change has been experienced before – whole industries have come and gone: "What's different now is the speed and uncertainty of it.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Thompson, Linda Rozett, said the sum should be put in the proper context, noting that he was not yet a declared candidate and that those who were had already had many months to establish their organizations.

In this context, notes Paul Williams, "it would be bizarre to describe something that was watched by 16.6 million, exposing music to a quarter of the British population, as a threat".