Sentence examples for easier context from inspiring English sources

An easier context in which to study this would be to compare integrated PIN-mRNA networks for cancer and corresponding normal tissue, as normal tissue exhibits significantly much lower levels of alterations.

It is putting those words in an easy context.

Humanitarian aid costs seven times more in South Sudan than it costs in Somalia – which is not an easy context either.

If you take big data and turn it into bite-sized nuggets of information that consumers can act on, and if you make it personal, easy, context sensitive and, most of all, actionable, you will change the world in a billion small ways, which lead to the big change that has been so elusive.

The energy market is not an easy context in which to innovate production processes and products, but perhaps the energy cooperatives are a start or even more of an energy transition [11, 16].A successful energy transition is a bottom-up process in which local people and groups participate in new experiments and projects [16, 17].

There are easy contexts in which to place this incident.

Update: It's not a fix for the bloat and so on, but for a clean UI like the one I chopped together above, it's as easy as context-clicking on a playlist and opening it in a new menu.

Finding agreement on missile defenses might come easier in the context of accelerated negotiations toward further nuclear weapons reductions.

It was easier in the context of a military family and living around bases when all the kids did that.

It was easier in this context to appreciate the sheer breadth of Mr. Flaten's technique and the ferocity of his attack.

Such coordination has proven easier in the context of fighting for larger voting shares at the international financial institutions; in this case there is a common purpose as all emerging markets have something to gain.