Sentence examples for wider context for from inspiring English sources

The wider context for all this is, of course, London's deepening and many-faceted housing crisis.

A new version of that song appears on "Throw Down Your Arms," and there is a wider context for it.

The rest of Goldsmith's parliamentary voting record provides some instructive wider context for judging the type of politician he is.

Anne Frank Beyond the Diary (Ruud van der Rol and Rian Verhoeven, Puffin, £6.99) provides a wider context for the life of this remarkable young woman.

He went on to lay out the "wider context" for the spying revelations: New Zealand had been "effectively annexed", he said, a tired voice competing with the incessant hammering of a power tool.

Vreeland put fashion in its place by always placing it in a wider context (for example, outdoors in the Arizona desert); she demystified its rules, and showed the world how it could serve women, rich or poor.

Announcing the policy reversal, Heald wrote: "We have listened to the representations that we received on the current fee levels and have decided to take stock and review the immigration and asylum fees, to balance the interests of all tribunal users and the taxpayer and to look at them again alongside other tribunal fees and in the wider context of funding for the system overall.

When the accident at the new Itaquerao Stadium is viewed in the wider context of preparations for the 2014 World Cup, it should not be forgotten that two workers have been killed and one injured.

These results also support the notion that treatment regimens of BCDT continue to have the potential to be safe in the wider context of treatment for chronic refractory autoimmune diseases.

The first African American woman to be the top law enforcement official in the nation set the issue in the wider context of the struggle for civil rights.

The findings are also applicable to the wider context of experimental design for Gaussian process regression and kriging.