Sentence examples for in better context from inspiring English sources

Perhaps I would have been able to put all that precocious bril- liance in better context if this had not been my very first Open.

He continued: "If it was done in a more objective, nonpartisan and fair fashion, it would have put those shortcomings in better context.

Microsoft has since pushed hard to popularize its Bing search engine, which tries to put search results in better context than its rivals do.

Microsoft's Bing search engine, which tries to put search results in better context than its rivals do, has won favorable reviews.

Helen McCarthy, a historian of modern Britain at Queen Mary University of London, echoed Urbach's comments, tweeting that "if Royal Archives were more accessible & welcoming to researchers, 'shock' discoveries like Sun's front page could be put in better context".

Mr. Coleman said he has remounted cabinets on different legs -- a wood chest on steel or acrylic legs, for example -- to place them in better context in a room and to make them look like striking accents, not accidents.

In order to put our study in a better context of the existing literature, we also briefly review here several studies which have investigated the determinants of patient satisfaction in a variety of cancer care settings.

To put SCOS in a better context, we now compare it to the state-of-the art in related techniques; laser speckle flowmetry (LSF), laser Doppler flowmetry (LDF) and diffuse correlation spectroscopy (DCS).

The Appellate Court today ruled that Judge Charles D. Gill had improperly excluded testimony from two experts that could have placed Mr. Reid's actions in a better context.

Slant Magazine compared "Dallas Buyers Club" to "The Help" in a negative connotation, but the film's nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture puts the Matthew McConaughey film next to that 2011 civil rights drama in a better context: both movies were nominated for SAG Awards' highest feature honor.

In scenarios where the modeled and observed contexts match, context-dependent models can be expected to result in better performance, whereas context-independent models are preferred otherwise.