Sentence examples for in much context from inspiring English sources

"NYPD" is at once chronological and scattershot, and the authors run out of steam -- and, apparently, the desire to place their fascinating research in much context -- just as they reach the modern era.

When considering light entertainment, there is a danger in bringing too much context and weight to the analysis.

Even the non-gadgets like printed product brochures have been replaced by websites that can present information in much richer context.

The aim of our article was to promote discussion about European welfare policy in the future in much wider context as it is done before.

He places the protests that launched the 1960 sit-in movement in a much broader context and a longer history of black activism.

"When snowpack measurements for 2015 were announced, we realized we were in a position to use tree rings to put that number in a much longer context.

"The Army We Need" is set in much too limited a context to determine our military needs.

We need to put this in a much larger context, the National Institutes of Health, which funds a lot of basic research in this country, over $30 billion per year.

The clarity reached in these matters would enable them to see themselves and their concerns in a much broader context.

Is it perhaps time to think of "new Australian work" in a much broader context?

The point is that the rush culture at MIT warrants consideration in a much larger context.