Sentence examples for has a wider context from inspiring English sources
This month, he wrote that the Spitzer proposal — and its fierce debate — has a wider context.
Even in its most unpleasant manifestations, most prejudice has a wider context, and it is clear that these modern antipathies are most keenly felt in places that have either been left behind by modernity, or represent its most difficult elements: insecure job markets, scarce housing, overstretched public services.
This crisis has a wider societal context.
The racial dimension at the heart of Disraeli's two nations concept is clear from a reading of his novels, but it had a wider cultural context.
He was probably right about the campaigners being antipathetic towards the newspaper, but it was obvious that their mission has a much wider context.
Thus, according to the documents searched, the PACS should have been placed in a wider context of political and institutional decisions.
It has to be put in a wider context.
Even the success of the TDP scheme has to be put in a wider context.
That sort of argument was advanced by many unionist politicians and, in a wider context, has formed the basis of criticism of the BBC and other media outlets in a host of conflicts.
