Sentence examples for settled context from inspiring English sources

The point now, as the last Letter is written, 2,869 broadcasts later, and death closes one of the most prodigious stints in reporting we shall ever see or hope to see, is setting him in some more settled context.

Today, Kurdish pastoralism is a heritage that remains to be assessed, which includes an example of enclosed nomadism in a settled context, that is able to persist notwithstanding its adaptability and malleability.

To recap, the tension between peace and justice is especially pronounced in transitional settings because creating the basic institutions of governance is more likely to raise it, and because the guidance available in settled context from the existence of such institutions is missing.

The five carrier-related formal models are settled in the context of transportation planning.

Debates concerning SD paradigms were settled in the context of international debates on poverty.

What counts as a part, and what parts are basic, are matters best settled in a particular context of enquiry.

But, although the theistic religious context settles what kind of faith is of interest, the question arises whether faith of that same general kind also belongs to other, non-theistic, religious contexts, or to contexts not usually thought of as religious at all.

"At some point, it will detect a 'positive' object and will go in its direction (Berenson can have the opposite behavior if we settle as a context 'go to negative objects')," Vidal says.

The negative framing of migration in response to an environmental threat has been presented in the context of our more settled lifestyles.

But even in that context, Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama seem to have settled quickly on their messages, and they are sticking to them no matter what.

Pulmonary involvement from anti-GBM disease was uncertain, as haemoptysis was minimal, settled with antibiotics and occurred in the context of smoking and recent immunosuppression.