Sentence examples for the context of explaining from inspiring English sources

All of this came together in the context of explaining what kind of scientist would embark on such a challenging set of projects.

But he suggested that it was said just in the context of explaining the allegations against him, rather than a confession, as Morris believed it to be.

Her comments came in the context of explaining why she thought it was "critical that we promote diversity" by appointing more women and members of minorities as judges, and they provoked objections among other panelists who pointed out that she had graduated summa cum laude from Princeton and been an editor on Yale's law journal.

"This was in the context of explaining that even a great, comprehensive university can't have programs in every field: 'If we take dance seriously as an academic subject, then we might as well take physical education seriously as an academic subject.' " Yale has no dance department, program or center.

Still, scholars agreed that Mr. Ebbers was at least playing with fire in saying this in the context of explaining why he was invoking his right against self-incrimination: "I believe that no one will conclude that I engaged in any criminal or fraudulent conduct during my tenure at WorldCom".

This data is discussed and analysed in the context of explaining the physical mechanisms that influence the casing heat flux.

The organic square of entrepreneurship aims to demonstrate the importance of the context for explaining the easiness of business creation and the potential of success of young enterprises.

In any case, the use of theory is to be directed toward understanding the phenomenon of gender in the context of IS (analyzing, explaining), establishing causality (predicting) or guiding action (design and action).

These studies are summarized below and placed in the context of additional research explaining the putative roles of identified neurological structures.

In the context of previous methods explaining expression clusters with cis-regulatory information, the novelty of our work chiefly consists in a model-based treatment of the dynamical gene expressions.

As they pieced the information together, Mr. Amsterdam said, he and several other law professors concluded that the context of the times explained why the 1846 constitutional convention adopted the cruel and unusual punishments provision.