Sentence examples for context of controversies from inspiring English sources

Meeting face-to-face might be uncomfortable or awkward, especially in the context of controversies or social situations in which there are power imbalances among the interested parties, such as a homeless patient questioning an emergency room physician's attitude towards her.

While the English teachers benefited from these activities as well, it was in the context of controversy that the science that they learned took on an even greater importance.

MMORPG addiction is an emerging phenomenon (which has been acknowledged for a decade) in a context of controversy surrounding theories on behavioral addictions and "conceptual chaos" in the field of addictions [ 22].

But the Vogue Thailand cover seems especially striking in the context of the controversies that preceded it.

Zachary has a lively style, and the appeal of his ideas to the market's true believers should be obvious in the context of recent controversies over free trade and the World Trade Organization.

Level 1 evidence is available regarding these different mechanisms, and it may also be considered in the context of recent controversies about heart failure with TZDs (see Place in therapy).

This is the big context of the controversy over the Royal Navy's decision that its personnel should be allowed to sell their stories.

His remarks also came in the context of the controversy over comments about Israel made by Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.).

In the context of budding controversy, this solid contact with the increasingly elusive concept of restraint was the equivalent of a two-out, ninth-inning hit with the tying run on second.

And this film a comedy about death and art is worth mentioning in the context of the controversy stoked up over Godard's remarks (in and out of films) about Jews.

And this film — a comedy about death and art — is worth mentioning in the context of the controversy stoked up over Godard's remarks (in and out of films) about Jews.