Sentence examples for much context from inspiring English sources
FACT CHECK: This is partly true, though without much context.
The terrain is bleak and featureless, and Reichardt doesn't provide much context.
The rescue of Flight 1549 did not need much context to be unforgettable.
"Most of this legal process doesn't give us much context for this," Salgado went on.
Meaning: no stripy wallpaper, no scary doormen and not much context.
But should one build a show that demands so much context?
The same researchers reported last year that praise, far from being a universal motivator, is very much context-dependent.
As the Chain Event Graph (CEG) has a topology which represents sets of conditional independence statements, it becomes especially useful when problems lie naturally in a discrete asymmetric non-product space domain, or when much context-specific information is present.
A very general question which is both highly important and orthogonal to the above distinctions between types of semantic theories is: How much context-sensitivity is there in natural languages?
Hence, the role of macrophages in inducing lymphangiogenesis seems to be very much context-dependent.
Randomized controlled trials (RCT) may not be the most suitable design for evaluating complex interventions such as the PcD, since such interventions are very much context-dependent [ 10].
