Sentence examples for prevailing context from inspiring English sources

As I wrote last month, the prevailing context of the next five years will be, "where will the axe fall?" rather than "which spending promises can be fulfilled?" History may have something to say about the role the Liberal Democrats played in the last government.

A great deal of time is required to understand the status quo, the prevailing context of the health research community, and to define the overarching objectives of an entity like the NHRAZ.

The present results point to fundamental differences in the prevailing context of the choice procedure as compared to the usual free-operant observing design.

Jean-Paul Chifflet, Crédit Agricole's chief executive, said in a statement that the results confirmed the bank "has changed its profile and is adapting to the prevailing context and the new regulations".

In particular, we believe that more complex protocols for web service conversations are necessary if the participants are to tailor their needs and offers to the prevailing context and they are to coordinate multiple services in open and realistic environments.

Let go of needing certainty and embrace change as the prevailing context of our time.

The potential to feel pain, a measure of physical or emotional discomfort during or after procedures, and fear of being stigmatized due to screening procedures or test status requires a delicate balance between the health needs within the prevailing contexts and the goals of the screening exercise.

In contrast to prevailing calling context profilers, our tool is able to distinguish between multiple call sites in a method and supports selective profiling of (the dynamic extent of) certain methods.

Daylight optimization at an early design stage can be referred to a way of designing architectural forms that take advantage of the prevailing urban context, such as existing shadow masks, to achieve a comfortable interior environment while minimizing energy use and reliance on artificial lighting systems.

The Simpson-Bowles report in particular failed to acknowledge the prevailing economic context or budget for sustained economic recovery.

The potential for mechanisms such as HFMCs to meet their goals has been limited by wider decentralisation challenges such as insufficient transfer in practice of decision-making power to local levels for a range of functions, lack of clarity in responsibilities at local levels, and broader factors such as the prevailing political context, and inadequate access to financial resources [ 8- 10].