Sentence examples for trend to contextualize from inspiring English sources

Still, the trend to contextualize the Holocaust has continued.

The move is the latest in a trend: Using high-level editorial commentary to contextualize the vast array of information available on the web into digestible, actionable atomic units.

But it does pick up on a trend in American society that helps to contextualize the false justifications behind the insistence that fat people lose weight: the worship of thin women depicted eating foods that we would not traditionally consider nutritious.

In our findings, both of these measures indicate a slight linear upwards trend and qualitative data is brought in to contextualize the quantitative findings.

In order to contextualize these findings, the paper also outlines the overall trends in numbers of nurses coming to the UK and the policy context in which international recruitment activity has been conducted.

You have to contextualize it.

"I'm trying to contextualize the letter grades".

They are evocative, and yet frustratingly difficult to contextualize.

This is not meant to excuse, it is meant to contextualize.

Twitter has allowed Wilson to defend her choices, to contextualize them, and, increasingly, to reconsider them.

"I try to contextualize in terms of history and whatever else seems relevant.