Sentence examples for context of widening from inspiring English sources

Blended learning is currently promoted to provide more flexible learning opportunities in the context of widening participation (Department for Education and Skills, 2004).

Such considerations are particularly important in the current context of widening budget deficits, rising public debt levels and challenges in sovereign bond issuance".

This is particularly unfortunate because it is very relevant in the context of widening participation.

"We are thinking of widening the scope of Operation Prosperity.

Our sister journal, Journal of Biology, often publishes minireviews that put the work published in BMC Biology into a broader context, further widening the readership of the original research papers [ 2].

Eastern Europe as a whole experienced  a shocking 1,300 per cent increase in prevalence of HIV infection between 1996 and 2001 - occurring within a context of social unrest, widening inequality and a major expansion of drug trafficking networks.

The current context of distrust and seemingly widening divide between elites and the broader citizenry makes such an argument hard to dismiss.

Seizing a context of weak economic recovery, widening social inequalities, and terrorism, most of these movements are giving breath to very dangerous political associations between terror, Islam, and immigration as sources of distress.

This paper widens the historical context of these debates to The Netherlands in the early 17th century by examining accounting practices of the Dutch East-India Company, the epitome of modern capitalism in motives, organization and funding.

Systematic investigation of the varying temporal and societal context of ageing has the potential to widen understanding of the interplay between individual lives and changing social structures.

Will the naturalised rootstocks pool widen its ecological niche, especially in the context of its ability to exchange genes of interest?