Sentence examples for contexts in mind from inspiring English sources

Originally, Mintz said, Bump was conceived as a "replacement for business cards" and had more "serious" contexts in mind, but when they began to see that Bump was being used to share more than just CV data, they began adapting.

There is an increasing awareness that rehabilitation should be patient-centred, designed and evaluated with subjects as partners and with their perspectives and societal contexts in mind [ 16, 19, 20].

"They don't have appropriate context in mind.

What we need is a toolkit that is specifically developed with the BoP context in mind.

The film keeps a wider context in mind, particularly the murders of the Israelis.

With that historical context in mind, finishing in fourth should not really count for anything at all.

And looking back on the past ten years — the longest, I think that one can keep our cultural context in mind — they've done an admirable job.

With this context in mind, it is eerie to return to a familiar EMI recording of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony by the Vienna Philharmonic and the Vienna Singverein, which also performed at Mauthausen, from 1947.

On the other hand, it is probably not the case that the Royal Shakespeare Company's "As You Like It," which has set up shop at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, was fashioned with a Washington context in mind.

The expectations are rightly high – Postecoglou has used repetitive language in the media and in camp to ensure the nation doesn't undersell itself and with that comes pressure – but any criticism needs to be informed and with the current context in mind.

With this context in mind, the outline of this paper is as follows.