Sentence examples for sorts of contexts from inspiring English sources

Framing happens in all sorts of contexts, from obesity to economic growth.

Distinguishing between work and residence permits was a way to allow for the collection of legal status histories in all sorts of contexts (all countries where migrants lived, whatever the period).

Its domain is inquiry into the normative dimension of social activity, in particular how actors employ their practical knowledge and normative attitudes from complex perspectives in various sorts of contexts.

Interestingly, the tech can be used beyond baby monitoring, too; the company showed off how they were able to detect signs of life on a sleeping inmate, which sparks some real inspiration; the technology can be used in all sorts of contexts.

These days, "pushing the envelope" appears in all sorts of contexts: fashion, sports, politics, comedy and more.

This is important because it is well known that we human beings have a strong bias toward seeing what we want to see in all sorts of contexts, and this can confound the interpretation of any experiment.

For generalizations that cover languages with various sorts of context-dependence, see Pagin (2005), Pagin and Pelletier (2007) and Westerståhl (2012).) Since there are no restrictions on what m assigns to members of E, the formal statement captures both compositionality of reference and compositionality of meaning.

These sorts of "context-dependencies" have begun to be studied, for instance, Hartig et al. [ 35] varied the completion of a task prior to exposing participants to different environments to investigate any interactions.

"You need to have some sort of context".

None of this happens in any sort of context, however, though "Wrapped" does build visually.

To put this in some sort of context, how many people are we actually talking about?