Sentence examples for form the context from inspiring English sources

We read almost nothing about the ethnic tensions and minorities problems that bedeviled Europe, and that form the context for understanding Nazi anti-Semitism.

The desire to change but not to lose values that have sustained the country, the wealth of talent and the thirst for originality, form the context into which Acosta has launched his company.

When familial abuse, poverty, and homelessness form the context of such choice, as they did for Moran and other women she knew during her seven years on the streets and in the brothels of Dublin, "coercion" is an apter term than "choice".

On its surrender (427) the city narrowly escaped the wholesale executions and enslavements Cleon had recommended, but only as a result of second thoughts on the part of the Assembly (those events and decisions form the context of the famous "Mytilene debate").

Information directly important to form the context of this work is provided here.

Then we calculate different characteristics for each of these tweets that allow us to classify and form the context.

Given that it is difficult for animals to form the context-shock association if shock is delivered soon after animals are introduced to the context (a.k.a. immediate shock deficit (Fanselow, 1990)), freezing behavior during the re-exposure is mainly a reflection of the memory of the pre-exposed context, though the recall of shock context may also occur.

This is the skewed thinking that forms the context in which black people die in the United States.

Steinberg argues that "culture — including science — forms the context, locus and foundation of the search for genes".

However, that view of the subject's place greatly undervalues its importance in forming the context, language, and intuition of modern science and scientists.

A mildly fatiguing repetitive task formed the context for assessing the potential restorative effects of caffeine-containing 'energy' drinks.