Sentence examples for when situated from inspiring English sources

Many believe that Office Women feel most secure when situated at a desk outside of a man's office.

Whether it is reproductive rights, the growth of religious fundamentalism, child labour, poverty or climate change, many of the issues that have a negative impact on women's rights can only wholly be understood when situated within a global perspective.

As a reflection of the print industry's sorry state, the physical plant in which the paper is produced is likely to have a far greater value than the paper itself, especially when situated in a gentrifying neighborhood.

When situated in the larger contexts, it persists in an atmosphere of poverty and inequality.

The device, to Iomega's credit, doesn't look completely out of place when situated in a home theater.

Local landscape change can only be comprehended when situated in its general geographical context and with all its related dynamics.

Balancing the various priorities and strengths of social and biomedical sciences, including the multiple levels of focus (individual, social structural) and multiple actors involved (youth, parents, health care providers, community-based organizations) are all significant factors to be considered when situating global health discussions.

For example, if you're critiquing a research article about a new treatment for the flu, a little research about other flu treatments currently available could be helpful to you when situating the work in context.

But if, as Larbey and Esmonde did when they situated their comedy, you take Surbiton as a metaphorical location rather than a real one, there's nothing really parochial about it at all.

Kors had dropped out of FIT to design an in-house line for a 57th Street store called Lothar’s when Bergdorf Goodman, situated across the street, took notice.

The kettles were formed when ice situated under gravel outwash from ice sheets melted as the glaciers retreated.