Sentence examples for in context only from inspiring English sources

To put both men's efforts in context, only four batsman have scored more in 3,361 internationals.

To put that in context, only in two of the past 26 months has there been an increase in employment of more than that residual 33,400.

To put this in context, only one of the Cadogan's 18 October concerts has sold out so far and that was not the show featuring the English Chamber Orchestra (Paul Watkins, Elgar Cello Concerto, £10-£35).

To put these efforts in context, only 9% of women in developing nations smoke, compared with 49% of men, says Michele Bloch, a medical officer with the National Cancer Institute's Tobacco Control Research Branch.

These cinematic moments are placed in context, but only briefly.

None of the answers are great, particularly if you look at the lines in context, but only one really makes sense.

It's nearly impossible to put a finger on exactly what his pieces are conveying in context, but only because one finger isn't enough.

TRAIL-induced cell death, however, was antagonized in response to TNF because in this context only the induction of FLIP is relevant.

In M3 idn2–8, nrpd2and4 and nrpd2a-55 plants, DNA methylation is obviously reduced at AtSN1 and MEA-ISR in CHH and CHG context and at AtMU1 in CHH context only.

"You negotiate a contract based on landscape that currently surrounds you," said Casey Close, Jeter's agent, who spoke in the context only of his client's negotiations, and not in light of the fact the Yankees might acquire and sign Sosa.

Lots of works deal with this problem and suggest solutions but in specific context only.