Sentence examples for crucial context from inspiring English sources

All this falls within a crucial context.

But he is missing some crucial context on why they do not pay federal income tax.

Sharpton said Thomas told him by telephone yesterday that crucial context had been omitted when part of his deposition was seen in court.

But headlines sweep away those little words — particularly articles, auxiliary verbs and forms of "to be" — robbing the reader of crucial context.

That is the crucial context for understanding Julian Assange's 16-month fight to avoid extradition to Sweden, a fight that led him to seek asylum, Tuesday, in the London Embassy of Ecuador.

"Half a World From the Gulf, a Spill Scourge 5 Decades Old" (front page, June 17), reporting that spills are a major problem in the Niger Delta, misses crucial context that explains why they happen.

Further cables reveal a crucial background context: the importance that the US attaches to its relationship with the Dutch.

And the crucial historical context of the election was the 2004 coup that deposed democratically-elected President Jean Bertrand Aristide, a coup engineered by the U.S. with years of economic destruction clearly intended to topple the elected government.

Experimental results on continuous mandarin speech recognition show the method is capable of inducing the most crucial phonetic contexts and obtains significant error reduction with far fewer parameters, compared with that obtained by using manually designed context-dependent scaling parameters.

These factors are even more crucial in contexts of extreme resource scarcity [ 17- 20].

Yet Dr. McHugh's description of the files left out crucial bits of context.