You see this in a number of contexts.
Like Elvis Costello, he's a great songwriter who presents his songs in a number of contexts.
(That's a point that Assange, too, might need to remind himself of, in a number of contexts).
Has the News of the World made a practice of publishing doctored photographs in a number of contexts?
"I just did a search for the word 'reasonable' in one of the standard proprietary leases," he said, "and the word comes up over and over again in a number of contexts".
The Justice Department sends Congress a letter insisting that the business records provision addresses a gap in intelligence collection authorities and has proven valuable in a number of contexts … [including] important and highly sensitive intelligence collection operations.
Online marketers look at your behavior in a number of contexts to sell you something you may not even know you wanted.
Yet the category of race continues to be deployed in a vast number of contexts, and certainly not just by racists, but by ardent anti-racists as well, and by everyone in between.
With Mingus, Mr. McPherson's gift for melodic invention was given a number of contexts because the bassist wrote in a variety of forms, some conventional, most not, which meant that the player had to be ready for unusual harmonic progressions, for key, tempo and metric changes and for pieces that might change direction when Mingus shouted out instructions.
But there are a growing number of contexts – in the concert hall and across broadcast media – where that isn't true any more; in which audiences are experiencing classical music in multiple enriching dimensions thanks to the wizardry of their manifold devices, phones, tablets, computers, talking fridges and networked toasters.
(For starters, I can imagine the new gift feature being used in a number of contexts).
