Sentence examples for context provided for from inspiring English sources

There is no historical context provided for the June rebellion of 1832 beyond a general sense that students are annoyed and ordinary working people are hard done by, which they have been throughout history.

There is no political context provided for the bombing of the Twin Towers, no criticism of the role of government in the run-up to 9/11 or the response on the day itself.

One issue is that the geology of the east is more favorable to transmitting earthquake energy long distances, as described this way by the United States Geological Survey in context provided for the Virginia quake: East of the Rockies, an earthquake can be felt over an area as much as ten times larger than a similar magnitude earthquake on the west coast.

There is no context provided for the war, but a scene from 9/11 of the World Trade Center collapsing being shown on the television.

Thus, the context provided for individual metabolites should not be considered exhaustive.

5) The evolutionary context provided for this study is a bit naïve, sometimes wrong (e.g. first two sentences of the Introduction).

We also describe some of the important advantages this view of sequence similarity context provides for hypothesis generation about structure-function relationships.

Less context is provided for the woman who stands at the center of "Me in Hat and Rubber Gloves," by Sharon Steuer.

In the second paradigm (Jazz), a musically rich context was provided for improvisation.

This need to account for context provides the rationale for using realist review methods in this project.

The professional context provides some explanation for the implementation patterns.