Sentence examples for may provide context from inspiring English sources
Abaaoud's history may provide context or clues to the purpose of his UK trip.
Is included as an overview of policing in Britain to that date, which may provide context and be of historical interest.
We conclude by discussing other important union activities, most notably in the political arena, and by noting that recent changes in state laws pertaining to teachers and teacher unions may provide context for new directions in scholarship.
Finally, understanding the patient's concerns before the actual visit through pre-assessment may provide context for the recorded communication during the visit.
In Barcelona, about half of the vehicles are diesel powered, which may provide context to our observed association between PM2.5 absorbance and preeclampsia.
One text may simply provide context, or historical/artistic/political reference for the main text, and therefore need not occupy half of the essay's discussion or analysis.
The precuneus may also help provide context to the religious experience by retrieving memories and relating them to current situations [54], [55].
In either case, the numbers may provide some context to understand the size of the insurgent force the military continues to face.
GABRIEL SPECIALE Bronx, April 30, 2013 To the Editor: Your April 28 front-page article "Islamist Rebels Create Dilemma on Syria Policy," combined with intelligence reports that the Syrian government used small amounts of chemical weapons, may provide a context for finally ending the carnage.
New technologies when combined with participatory pedagogy may provide the context to sustain such a community with ongoing dialogue, reflection and the ability to co-create knowledge.
Understanding the scale of geologic time may provide a context in which to structure key course concepts, such as major evolution radiations, plate tectonics, and climate changes; subsequently, students are better able to understand underlying geologic processes and systems.
