Sentence examples for from wider context from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it would have benefited from wider context and discussion.

Critiquing concepts such as "return to normal" and "double exposure" demonstrate how separating climate change from wider contexts is counterproductive.

"This needs to be viewed from a wider context," Mr. Migranyan said.

The undeniably gripping plot also draws attention away from the wider context, perhaps inevitably.

While the attention now paid to the Atlantic traffic is welcome, it should not be isolated from the wider context of slave exploitation and heedless consumerism, which brought the trade into existence and survived its abolition.

This may happen especially when some sentences are deliberately removed from the wider context — we know creationists have frequently done that in the past (e.g., Matzke 2010).

A combination of expert evaluations (structured and semi-structured interviews) and a history event analysis revealed existing weaknesses in the TIS functions and influence from the wider context (landscape level).

Numerous recent studies have recognized that separating climate change from the wider context of disaster risk is counterproductive, since climate change is just one contributor to disaster risk among many and is not necessarily the most prominent or fundamental contributor (Kelman et al. 2015).

Supposedly more educated women practice this ritual, considering it a harmless tradition divorced from a wider context of gender oppression.

Contemporary settings of liminality, with their flexible temporalities are vulnerable to intrusions from the wider context in ways that Turner's settings of total and protracted withdrawal were not.

However, in these times of stressed out individuals working so very hard, but experiencing less quality of life, coaching would benefit from using a wider context.