Sentence examples for to provide a context from inspiring English sources

Carers' experiences of their carer role were also explored, in order to provide a context for their interactions with service providers.

It's a bit of heart-warming trivia from a bygone era that fails to provide a context for today's black teenagers.

I know that's something the ICC are really grappling with; they want to provide a context for Test cricket and ODIs.

For a presenter the key challenge is not simply to offer the unfamiliar, but also to provide a context in which an audience can approach and appreciate it.

Musica Nuova's imaginative staging incorporated various Monteverdi madrigals, solo songs and opera excerpts to provide a context for his 30-minute "Ballo Delle Ingrate," from 1608.

To provide a context for new migration, workshops were run to educate customers on the history of migration affecting their communities and the demographic changes that had taken place over the years.

Most moving of all, perhaps, are those objects that have been so divorced from their original settings that even a guide as eloquent and empathetic as MacGregor struggles to provide a context for them.

"This was a serious effort to provide a context to discuss opportunities as well as threats to the U.S. national security community," said John Gannon, chairman of the National Intelligence Council, in an interview.

But it's obvious that at least some of these "letters" (i. e.; Letter 1 to Thomas Pennant, Esquire) were actually written specifically for this book, to provide a context and framework around which the entire collection revolves.

The placing of it at the beginning of Lyrical Ballads was evidently intended to provide a context for the sense of wonder in common life that marks many of Wordsworth's contributions.

We propose to provide a context for recommendation and personalization using a multi-actor learning scenario (or workflow) model.