Sentence examples for more context is from inspiring English sources

"The metrics that we collect provide some [information]," said Adam Wilson, Euclid's chief marketing officer, "but we understand that more context is needed to build a more detailed profile to help marketing be more detailed," Wilson said.

But more context is given by cancer statistics.

When I asked Shettima about that comment, he said that more context was needed: "Unless deliberate efforts are made towards addressing issues of unemployment, illiteracy, hunger and extreme poverty," he told me, "the C.J.T.F. will be the Frankenstein monsters that might end up consuming us".

Furthermore, more contexts are captured to fully understand the environment and facilitate the ensuing service selection.

For a March study, researchers at the University of Texas at Austin interviewed nearly 130 transgender youth living in three regions around the country, concluding that those who are able to use their chosen name in more contexts are at a decreased risk of depression and suicide.

However, if more contexts are used, this formulation implicitly permits more graded evaluations.

The more immediate context is Chile's ongoing social struggle for educational reform, and the street-based protests that have formed a major part of that.

Firstly, the specificity of location or, more appropriately, context, is key to understanding any global health issue.

This may result from low dependency measures of relevant interactions of genes in a more complex context being excluded from a relevance network by a global threshold.

In addition and more important, in no context is the executive branch entitled to more deference than in the context of foreign affairs...

Still more context: it is entirely appropriate that the U.S. leads a worldwide rescue.