Sentence examples for much needed context from inspiring English sources
Indeed, what was missing from yesterday's headlines was some much needed context.
Why not instead have a reporter do a hit afterwards, ensuring much needed context could be provided.
While nothing can legitimize the despicable act of terrorism perpetrated by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, I believe ethnic and historical background might provide some much needed context.
To help give us some perspective on Trump's insufficient response and the events in Charlottesville, we've got the good folks at Double Toasted here to offer some much needed context to the situation.
In pitting the 10-year cost of Democrats' health care bill against the 10-year projected cost of the bloated Pentagon budget, my newspaper column last week made a simple comparison rarely ever made in politics today -- a comparison that might provide citizens with much needed context, but a comparison that is ignored.
While we remain largely ignorant of such mechanisms, and an assessment of their relative contribution to shaping patterns of genetic diversity in free-living protists remains a subject for future study, these data highlight an important and pragmatic need for researchers to characterise their experimental strains to provide much needed context to any comparisons between isolates [54].
These broad-scale interpretations of genetic structure provide a much needed historical context within which studies of metapopulation dynamics can be properly interpreted, as well as a priori knowledge of regional diversity for phylogeographic and phylogenetic analyses.
"People wanted answers, they needed context.
This is why economic research on carbon taxes is very much needed, particularly in the context of broader fiscal challenges, and it is why I'm pleased to see it happening at Resources for the Future, Harvard University, and elsewhere.
Both are very much needed, each in its own context.
