Sentence examples for to contextualise problems from inspiring English sources

"Having kids helps you to contextualise problems".

In this respect, it is a holistic measure, incorporating more domains and contextualising problems to create an individualised measure of risk.

The first is that he fails to contextualise the problem, and might understate it by using GCSE results as evidence.

In order to get water users to understand and frame their own practices, problems and solutions, and to contextualise that within the wider basin, a practical dialogue and decision support tool, called river basin game (RBG) was designed.

Just to contextualise it.

We've started to contextualise, and record our own history.

As ever, Test cricket is harder to contextualise.

Help is needed to contextualise the picture he sketches.

To contextualise this: under patriarchy, no one has to "come out" as a heterosexual.

During the seven-day court case the defendants weren't once allowed to contextualise their actions.

"But I'm not here to just reflect on that: we want to contextualise it".