Sentence examples for formed in the context of from inspiring English sources

The Web site of the Scandinavian Kulturbro explains that the event was "formed in the context of the political decision to build a bridge" between Denmark and Sweden.

The landscape formed in the context of an episodically fluctuating but continuously falling base level since the Cenomanian.

If a new right-of-centre coalition is formed it will be formed in the context of Mr Netanyahu indicating that he was prepared to block the formation of a Palestinian state.

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Part of this is the constant challenge of recognizing the difference between donor priorities, formed in the context of western notions of gender and sexuality, and the needs experienced by the sexual and gender minorities living in diverse cultures.

However, this hypothesis was formed in the context of present-day continental configurations before the acceptance of plate tectonic theory.

Although translocations have been extensively characterized using cytological methods and their pathological relevance in cancer and numerous other diseases is well established, how translocations form in the context of the intact cell nucleus is poorly understood.

Much of the current work in cosmology includes understanding how galaxies form in the context of the Big Bang, understanding the physics of the Universe at earlier and earlier times, and reconciling observations with the basic theory.

These ultrafine Bloom-containing bridges form in the context of replication stress by linking sister chromatids at fragile sites that carry intrinsic difficulties to replicate (Chan et al, 2009; Sfeir et al, 2009; Barefield & Karlseder, 2012).

His true Test identity will take time to form but in the context of England's wobbling first innings, and given a lack of relevant cricket behind him, it was an encouraging start nonetheless.

Three studies reported that Barbary macaque males form coalitions in the context of mating competition, whereas in another study it was mentioned that coalitions were rarely observed (Table  1).