Sentence examples for reasoned context from inspiring English sources

The saintly Chris Boardman, British Cycling's policy adviser and perhaps the nation's most sensible voice on the issue, was in the studio virtually throughout, offering reasoned context to the angry callers.

While many news reports include the line that this attack bears all the hallmarks of al-Qaida, the bombings should be placed into a more reasoned context that includes the merry-go-round of Iraqi politics and the similar attacks on government ministry buildings last August.

It also offers a context-aware and adaptable service module to acquire, interpret and reason context information for context adaptable visualization.

Amir Padovitz et al. [22] proposed an ECORA framework for context-oriented pervasive computing and reasoned about context under uncertainty.

I'd argue that there's two reasons: context and reaction.

In addition to an emerging evidence base of safety and effectiveness, it was reasoned that context-dependent elements such as available resources, funding, reimbursement and legal issues as well as popularity, utilisation patterns and potential referral pathways might be among the important determinants in the selection process.

The Compensation Committee apparently reasoned that "in context," Mr. Dimon's compensation package was quite reasonable.

The use of PPD instead of loss of clinical tooth attachment (PPD + gingival recession) is well reasoned in this context because measurements of clinical attachment loss do not reflect the inflammatory area of soft tissues surrounding the teeth.

He said: "The church has a very important role to play in providing reasoned debate, in a context which is moral and spiritual".

In this context, we reasoned that if the right frontal cortex is really crucial for mentalizing, its surgical resection, following diffuse low-grade glioma invasion, should induce irreversible impairments.

It is just numbers reflecting actions and transactions without context or reasoned analysis.