Sentence examples for the very context from inspiring English sources

For each case study, we also highlight the moments when narrative practices move beyond mere protection and start to change the very context in which they were developed.

Remarkably, the Court does not cite the recent case of ours that specifically addresses this issue, and that does so in the very context of an IOLTA-type scheme.

As Russians and analysts contemplate the future with Mr. Putin out of the presidency, the contrasts between him and the president-to-be, and between the Kremlin's latest words and its recent history, are visible in many ways, no less than in the very context of the discussion.

Perhaps the most important lesson the in extremis negotiator has to teach both executives and military officers is that in the very context where one feels the most pressure to act fast and stake out an unwavering position, it is best to do neither.

"The very context in which copyright operates has changed completely.

The foundations of normative foresight lay in the desire to re-create the very context.

Targeted conservation management is needed to address the very context-specific nature of local population change.

Previous work indicated that reward-related activation of the caudate nucleus, a structure within the dorsal striatum, is very context dependent (e.g., Nieuwenhuis et al., 2005).

"To say that Democrats shouldn't unsteal the courts because we're worried about the normative context, I think, is to ignore the very normative context that we're already in," he said.

Their response in-vivo in the zebrafish embryo was a very context dependent response, with expression showing variation in some structures while remaining unaltered in others.

Body language is complex and very context sensitive: the same motion or posture can have different meanings based on who exhibits it, where, and when.