Sentence examples for create context for our from inspiring English sources

This is just one way the app helps the Cantor Center "create context for our visitors".

"This is a teachable moment" for JetBlue, Mr. Levine said, "to try to create context for what happened".

Major design pieces look even better when the exhibitors go to great lengths to create context for them.

Publishers not only provide trusted content for consumers within secure environments, but they also create context for marketing messages.

Mundy's pitch was successful because he was able to frame a very large problem, offer a novel solution, and create context for investors who are unfamiliar with the business.

Situations of geometric calculation (Hsu and Silver, 2014) or of doing proof (Herbst and Brach, 2006) are often used to create context for students to show they know those theorems.

By using inflections, students can create contexts for their lines and give them a wide variety of meanings.

As a part of this, I suggested that we in the academy could help turn words into action - a critical thinking "stimulus package" if you like - by being more involved in our communities and finding venues where we could help to subtly - or not so subtly - create contexts for the learning of the skills of critical thought.

While part of our motivation was selfish – trying to capitalise on popular search-engine terms —and I cringe now at the tacit endorsement of the music pirates, what my colleagues and I were really doing was creating context for cultural works beyond their filenames.

As an organization, we believe strongly that engagement with the arts, and the dynamics of live performance, creates context for learning and inquiry, facilitating collisions between ideas and animating course material.

Alexander et al. (2012) discussed how parents supported their children's interest in science by "creating contexts for exploration and learning of science concepts" (p. 782).