This story going global is a great example of how little facts matter and how
much context matters when looking at news.
«If we're not thinking about how
much context matters, and how to change context, we're losing most of the leverage that we have to actually get people to behave differently.»
A series of different life experiences lead me to the realize how
much context matters.
Not exact matches
The calculation that
matters, then, is not how
much Google or Facebook are hurt in isolation, but how
much they are hurt relatively to their competitors, and the obvious answer is «a lot less», which, in the
context of that secular increase, means growth.
The church should do everything it can to minister to all people no
matter what their family
context, and it must do
much to broaden its ministry to the new family forms.
We must recognize that in this
context «adaptation» is strictly defined in terms of survival values and that, generally speaking, it is the simpler forms of organization that possess the greatest staying power: living systems, no
matter how fantastically intricate - and well organized they might be, have a
much shorter span of existence than, say, a rock crystal, or a single stable atom.34
No other comparison in the
context of creativity (e.g., the one with Aristotle's
matter) is repeated so often and developed so
much.
No
matter how
much we believe we have left these things behind, they are part of the inevitable
context of our preaching.
No, I don't think so, but it should cause us to be very deliberate in our communication around such
matters and cause us to use more
context so as to not put too
much weight on the words themselves.
Context may
matter just as
much as chemistry.
No
matter how
much you might know about a person, the very specific
context of a date can change everything.
Still, that likely doesn't
matter much in
context.
In
context, there's not
much to say about the performances, any more than there is about the Lee Hall / Richard Curtis script, beyond the extent to which they collectively provide a framework for one or another tableau - some truly breathtaking, others cheesy beyond words (one reason why the linguistic component of such material scarcely
matters).
If we keep in mind the fundamental limitations of data — for example, that test scores are at best an approximation of learning and that
context and implementation do
matter — we are
much more likely to discern reliable findings.
Or at least, not always to the extent that the fans and myself would have perhaps liked, and yet this shouldn't be taken out of
context, because Mass Effect's concept of choice has always been largely an illusion: no
matter what you chose to do you never really altered the stories major plot points that
much.
In the
context of postwar art, size very
much matters.
She encouraged the ambiguity as
much by sudden shifts in style and subject
matter as by subtlety, if that words makes any sense in this
context.
(How
much that
context matters to black abstraction is best left to another story.)
But when I attended a seminar last summer to catch up on seminal readings I'd never had time for, from Aristotle's «Politics» to Martin Luther King's «Letter from Birmingham City Jail,» the discussion of King's efforts and the resulting social changes made it clear that
context — even technology —
mattered as
much as message.
But once again, IN REALITY, how
much of this do - goodery really
matters in the wider
context of climate change.
So, I will not go on about the verbal portrayal
much, but that often
matters quite a bit in other
contexts.
In the
context of mitigation, the discount rate
matters because it could be argued that even though delayed mitigation is more costly than cutting emissions now (because steeper cuts are required), those delayed (greater) expenses are not «worth as
much» as today's costs because they are discounted.
Even in the
context of security discussions, I think these reasons
matter, because part of our security depends on remaining true to our values... We import more oil from Africa than the Middle East — probably a shock to a lot of people — and that share will grow... We» l be drawn into the politics of Africa, to a
much greater extent.»
The limited discussion in the travaux préparatoires on this issue could be understood as suggesting that severability would be appropriate in cases where the
matters in the award going beyond the scope of the agreement were «secondary» in nature or which constituted, as one delegate put it, «a small detail» in the
context of the rest of the award.825 In practice, its application is
much broader.826
In fact, the unpublished opinion drew very well reasoned majority and dissenting opinions in a
context dealing with how
much does an employer have to actively prosecute a
matter — during the litigation process or to judgment — in order to decide whether a dispute falls within Labor Code section 3856 (b) or section 3856 (c).
And this morning, Peter Lattman of the Wall Street Journal Law Blog had the scoop on a «hot off the presses» ruling by federal district court Judge Lewis Kaplan, who found that that prosecutors violated the constitutional rights of a group of former KPMG partners in pressuring the firm not to advance them legal fees (I originally blogged about the
matter here in the
context of how
much we should expect corporations to stand up for customer or employee rights when government comes knocking on the corporate door).