Sentence examples for very context from inspiring English sources
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.
"The very context in which copyright operates has changed completely.
Our coding of these terms became very context dependent.
The foundations of normative foresight lay in the desire to re-create the very context.
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.
This is why the meaning of acts of discourse is always open to new interpretations, particularly as time passes and the very context in which interpretation occurs itself changes.
They are very context-specific, so in that way it is very different to Frieze London.
The precise role of each man is "a very subjective thing" and "very context-dependent," said Mr. Wood, who has read the book.
The perinatal clinic is by definition a very pluridisciplinary and very context-related unit.
Targeted conservation management is needed to address the very context-specific nature of local population change.
External factors that determine the success of CA are very context-specific, depending on local institutions and incentives, pre-existing levels of social cohesion and inequality and prior experiences of CA. Links between CA and women's agency are clearly complex and context-specific.
