Sentence examples for context reflect from inspiring English sources
While Google Earth did not create the economic and racial divides present in society, its use in the post-Katrina context reflect this gulf and have arguably reinforced and recreated it online.
Our findings regarding patients' struggles with self-management in the modern-day, online context reflect pivotal findings in chronic disease.
Specifically, our patients' accounts of the tediousness of self-management in the online context reflect Corbin and Strauss' "illness work" [ 40].
These efforts directed to the development and maturation of the profession occurred in an industrial-era context, reflecting many of the values, constructs, and work processes of the age.
The court highlighted the fact that the statements were "framed by acknowledgments of the complexity and numerosity of applicable regulations" and, read in that context, reflected Cigna's uncertainty about whether it could maintain compliance in the face of the complex web of government regulations.
The school is part of a broader social context, reflecting the standards, values and culture of the society (Bronfenbrenner, 1979).
From this point of view the question surrounding the nature of knowledge and its development are entirely new topics typical of the twentieth-century social context reflecting both the level and the scale of the development of science.
Among these groups that have been marginalized in the Philippine society brought about by traditions, beliefs, socio-economic atmosphere, and political context reflected in the country's electoral system are the Filipino voters with disabilities.
Finally, Carr places his skepticism in a historical context, reflecting upon how previous detractors of technological advances have fared.
City hotels, on the other hand, strive to celebrate their urban context, reflecting its character, dynamic and diversity, while still maintaining privacy and comfort for visitors.
Walter Benjamin could have added that it was not simply the aura we would lose, but also the context reflected by the technology of the times in which the work was made.
