Sentence examples for the relevant context from inspiring English sources

This, surely, is the relevant context of Comey's dismissal.

Gordon said that was incorrect and reflected "an impressionistic reading of the facts and a misunderstanding of the relevant context".

He argued that there was never any "mandate" to buy insurance: the word does not appear (in the relevant context) in the law.

This is called the relevant context [14].

The relevant context information is modeled in a context model.

The relevant context can include climate change, demographics, politics, economics and technological development.

The background to their thoughts and lives is sometimes indistinct, but this is scarcely culpable given that the relevant contexts are so various.

First, they are based on a questionable identification of competence with success in a single institution, the school, rather than in the relevant contexts of application.

Thus for any analysis of the motives and reasons for toleration, the relevant contexts need to be taken into account.

Beliefs that speakers in a context didn't agree on could turn out to be false, but other inferences, inferences that intuitively seem fallible, turn out to be effectively analytic within the relevant contexts.

Some fictionalists hold that we happily say things like "the sun rises" and "that car is moving too quickly" despite knowing fully well that neither sentence is literally true in the relevant contexts of utterance.