Sentence examples for contexts should not be from inspiring English sources
It is another way of saying political contexts should not be ignored and the danger of using resilience as a concept is that it merely reinforces the status quo.
Those already using these tools within academic contexts should not be considered a priori as "the converted"; perception and usage of social media varies wildly, and due to the inherently fluid and malleable nature of the platforms themselves we are still in the process of assessing all their possibilities.
Her research substantiates that corporate and clinical autonomy are institutionally embedded in a larger structural context, and thus, the larger institutional contexts should not be ignored when exploring professions.
Although atomic bomb survivors offer the clearest evidence of leukemia risk after childhood exposures to ionizing radiation, studies of children exposed to fallout in other contexts should not be downplayed.
Our efforts to support teachers and schools leaders in their own context should not be isolated to each individual project.
Corruption, in this context, should not be understood as merely the opportunistic lapses of an underpaid game warden or a customs agent who looks the other way in exchange for an envelope.
The point, of course, is that "Platonism" in this context should not be thought of as a single, monolithic set of doctrines.
Although the Mediaș cemeteries have been attributed to Slavs, according to Madgearu "the presence of Romanians in this context should not be ruled out".
To the editor: Aside from what many people project on the exquisitely sculpted figure created by Ben Barker, a Cal State Long Beach student sculptor who asked a husky classmate to pose for the statue that would come to be known as "Prospector Pete," context should not be ignored or disregarded.
