Sentence examples for with relevant context from inspiring English sources

As we do with all our stories, we explored the wider debate with relevant context and represented a range of views.

As Chang explains, "Your network is your single most powerful and proprietary asset for the duration of your career, yet there's currently no service to help you manage it with depth, strengthen it with relevant context, and benefit daily from its full potential".

Both health professional groups informed patients of the common adverse effects to anticipate, but offered this education with relevant context and reassurance.

For these reasons and primarily the need for qualified interpretation with all relevant context, the sport's governing bodies requested that athletes should not release their blood data.

As ID proponents do today, creation scientists mined the mainstream scientific literature for quotes that seemed like "gotchas" to naive readers who were unfamiliar with the relevant context and scientific fields.

We know how, but in Reeves's opinion, after he has devoted years to calculating the cost of human life in Darfur while waging a more personal battle with leukemia, the only relevant context here is the corresponding numbers of dead.

In a lazily written article that features the quote of James Risch's line of questioning that looked to rid Trump's conversation with Comey of the relevant context, the writer exclaims that the case for Donald Trump committing obstruction of justice has been "smashed beyond repair".

Despite regulatory requirements for drug approval, showing that a biologic agent is better than placebo does not provide a relevant context with which to choose among the available treatment options for RA patients.

For these brands our case is interesting: we are able to engage consumers with a brand in a relevant context.

Models with either five or three relevant context positions in addition to the stop codon correspond to the local and global residual error minimum, respectively.

In particular, the information contained within CRCs must be available and comprehensible to the public – i.e. outcome measures should be provided with an adequate amount of relevant context to interpret data.