Sentence examples for given context for from inspiring English sources
16 If in a given context, for instance an economic slowdown, the goal is to protect and/or create jobs rapidly, interventions that increase aggregate demand or public works and services where the government creates jobs directly are probably a better option.
The word "good" would be interpreted differently with regard to what the meaning holds within the given context for that person.
There was never a minimum, you paid an admission to come in, you didn't have to eat, you didn't have to drink, Stanley and I felt that what we were selling was music given context for people to sit there and enjoy.
Many different, socially recognised forms of liaison may operate in any given context for example a traditional practice which interviewees reported to contribute to the spread of HIV known as nyumba ntobu (literary means female to female marriages) which is common in Serengeti district and particularly among one ethnic group (name withheld).
While individual services give context for family and friends, the Dover photographs give context for an entire nation.
I explain this to give context for 13P's decision not to open our production, "Melancholy Play," for review.
On FSI's Medium blog, faculty give context for the latest global issues and help us understand what's likely to happen next.
This paper provides an integrated summary of published and unpublished late Pleistocene palynological studies off eastern North Island, New Zealand that gives context for an analysis of cores within and marginal to the Waipaoa Sedimentary System.
Commenting on the popular trend, Oyelowo said: "As artists, our primary function is not to be educators – but we are at a time in history, where for us, our history needs to give context for stories that we hope to tell down the road.
Mark Synnott's "The Impossible Climb" gives context for Alex Honnold's historic unroped ascent of El Capitan, Yosemite's 3,000-foot 3,000-footlacier-polislab granite". Hofnold's climb was recently documented in the Oscar-winning film "Free Solo". Our review of Synnott's book is by the intrepid author and dog sledder Blair Braverman.
