Sentence examples for within a wide context from inspiring English sources
A new book by the art historian David M. Lubin, Shooting Kennedyy: J.F.K. and the Culture of Images" (University of California Press), examines the iconography of Kennedy within a wide context of art and cinema, from David's "Death of Marat" and Warhol's "Jackie" to Hitchcock and the French nouvelle vague.
Thirdly we show how to employ information from a wide context within our architectural framework and that this provides performance equivalent to the best context-dependent acoustic modelling systems.
Such events should be understood within a wider context.
I would like to see this phenomenon considered within a wider context.
Harel said the new law had to be seen within a wider context: "Basically, Israel is still a lively democracy.
But voluntary giving by individuals still takes place within a wider context that government can and should shape.
Kerrison also gave out figures which gave some idea of how Froome's performance on the climb compared – for him personally – within a wider context.
Perhaps most worryingly of all, media responses such as those described above actively relieve perpetrators of responsibility and, by failing to set such incidents like this within a wider context of male violence, erase the societal problem they represent.
Within a wider context, satellite records such as these are crucial for systematically monitoring our climate system, and assessing the impact of rising temperatures across Earth's polar regions.
Mike Watkins, head of retailer and business insight at Nielsen, said: "This is taking place within a wider context involving three key trends: consumer spending confidence increasing, the overall rise in 'food-on-the-go' – one of the few current growth areas for supermarkets – and consumers' increasing willingness to buy food online, which now accounts for 6% of grocery sales".
Within a wider context it is generally split into two or three categories: aleatory uncertainties, epistemic uncertainties, and errors (Bulleit 2008; Chalupnik et al. 2009).
