Sentence examples for ground and context from inspiring English sources

Presupposition, Common Ground and Context In saying (2), Elwood would not say, but merely presuppose, that the sea is salty.

It sounds the same whether he is discussing the minimum wage or immigration, foreign policy or his own biography: Senator Kerry is increasingly adopting a traditionally Republican refrain to give his campaign -- and himself -- grounding and context in broad moral terms.

Eleven of 24 grasshopper species were effective indicators of characteristics of ENs, particularly grass height, number of years since last burn, bare ground and EN context.

This entry is organized as follows: Sections 1 and 2 provide common ground and historical context for the discussion.

He later rejected logical simplicity and rigor and focused instead on Gestalt ideas about figure-ground reversals and context, the ambiguity of family resemblance, and the function of details of everyday language.

Scenarios in naval and ground context have been defined for performance analysis by comparison to a benchmark target allocation policy.

Many participants emphasised that all these enablers would be more effective if grounded in local examples and context, such as knowledge sharing with individuals whose settings were similar to the researcher's own.

In the middle ground, where plots and contexts lurk, he sometimes gets things wrong.

Such questions can only be answered with respect to the specific hypotheses being tested, or the disparities monitored, and should be grounded in context and theory.

We therefore theorize 'through' these cases while empirically grounding the meanings and contexts of which they speak.

My last thoughts are similar to Pope Francis's remarks on homosexuality and abortion, this entire discussion must be grounded in context and in the light of Catholic teaching".