Sentence examples for the context provides from inspiring English sources

The context provides an easy narrative, but it is also a diversion: Scotland have not faced a more critical fixture under Gordon Strachan.

Furthermore, since the hearer recognizes that questioning a precondition of a potential act is one indirect way of requesting the act, then (unless the context provides evidence to the contrary) the hearer will make the inference that the speaker wants the hearer to perform the information-conveying speech act.

Second, understanding the context provides insight into whether a move towards an explicit priority setting process is appropriate or desired by a given set of decision makers.

Categorizing according to (1) CHWs that are trained to be part of the formal work force and paid accordingly and (2) CHWs that receive minimal training and offer limited hours according to the context, provides a means by which selection criteria, expectations, remuneration, training, roles and expectations can more easily be delineated without losing the benefits of either approach.

But the context provided by the video was often distracting.

She argued that the context provided by such messages strengthened the case that Chambers intended to cause menace.

With Ebola on the front pages, time to reflect on the context provided by Rick Wiles, the hardline evangelical and US talk show host.

"It is clear that the context provided did not highlight its significance at that point to the ministers concerned," Hutton explained.

Before Ms. Wolfe's work, Mr. Asbury led a rich but not overly sentimental account of the Vaughan Williams, which benefited from the context provided by the choral preface.

The context provided by the briefs from Fortune 500 companies, senior military officers, and colleges and universities big and small, public and private, quite clearly won the day for Michigan.

The nature of the task, the technology, the personnel, and the context provide clues about what type of decision making will occur.