Sentence examples for more global context from inspiring English sources

"In a more global context," says Avila, "cities are taking shape in the way that Los Angeles did in the 20th century".

In a more global context, the Gates Foundation endowment is about the same as a year's worth of official UK development aid.

What eaters (and readers) still need, Roberts argues, "is a way to consider such critical questions and concerns in a larger, more global context".

In a more global context, our results provide insights into the respective roles of CidA and CidB in the mod/resc model.

Desmet reports that there are "surprisingly few examples of global Shakespeare". Archives with intellectual backing such as the MIT Global Shakespearesand Canadian Appropriations of Shakespearemay have more vetted contents in a more global context, but they are not immune from the impulse of collecting, which is an act of self-enclosure.

In recent years, both these narratives have been significantly complicated, by scholars and curators who have situated Ab-Ex in a more global context, and by a diverse array of painters who have found renewed relevance in its principal aesthetic strategies.

But it would present the best pathway for the UK to sustain its economic welfare and enhance its security and influence in an ever more challenging global context".

The complex threads of debates over science need a more global and historical context and in order to enrich our understanding a more inclusive approach.

The equity implications of alternative trading regimes were far more striking in the global context.

Both features suggest the desirability, even the necessity, of developing political philosophy in order to make it more applicable in a global context.

The scientists argue that more studies exploring a global context of GLOFs are necessary to better understand the links to the changing climate and naturally-occurring variability.