Sentence examples for context to understanding from inspiring English sources
Many feminist writers in this tradition have taken pains to distance themselves from simplistic essentialist assumptions about the way women think or the role of women as caregivers, emphasizing instead the importance of context to understanding.
In addition to expecting certainty about volcanic hazard characteristics and future activity, response problems emanated from lack of attention in the response planning context given to understanding what sources of expertise would need to be consulted and how response management would need to integrate and interpret information while collaborating with diverse others.
But the context is important to understanding this unsavoury snapshot from the national side's past.
That context is key to understanding Clinton's remarks ― delivered during a nationally syndicated radio show reaching a predominantly African-American audience.
But there's more to the complex story of what the U.S. is up to in Syria than this admission of startlingly limited progress -- and that context is central to understanding Wednesday's furor.
As a white man in a black family, I can say with some authority, the word 'nigger' has a lot of different meanings, and context is crucial to understanding why it persists in our language.
Context is important to understanding ethical issues.
Firstly, the specificity of location or, more appropriately, context, is key to understanding any global health issue.
It is quickly becoming apparent that situating human variation in a pathway context is crucial to understanding its phenotypic significance.
This conserved molecular context opens access to understanding these cells, and may lead to strategies for intervening and blocking the transmission of the disease.
Other state- and national-level studies showed similar patterns.,, But Mohai says historical context is essential to understanding how some neighborhoods become demographically challenged and environmentally compromised.
