Sentences with phrase «put in context»

To put that in context, T - Mobile lets you use unlimited data when traveling in 140 countries, but it severely limits your speed.

To put that in context, the New York Stock Exchange sees $ 50 billion worth of shares change hands on its venue during an average trading day.

Put in context, cryptocurrency and distributed ledger startups have raised a combined $ 1.9 billion to date, meaning Coinbase now accounts for 10 % of all venture capital invested in blockchain startups.

To put it in context: web developers used to complain about Netscape the same way they complain about IE6 now.

To put it in context, that's two six - packs of (bad) beer.

Blame and litigation will be put in context and the trainer will demonstrate how to practice safely and lawfully.

Considerations like these then have to be put in the context of the nature and extent of the personal risks to and potential consequences faced by the defendant and the members of his family.

Lisa Solomon: Again, if you put that in another context of a litigant who gets served with a complaint and doesn't call a lawyer until three days before the answer's due, also may be not necessarily the best client to have.

To be fair, this finding is only meaningful once it is put in context.

The case can be put in context with developments typical of the new economy that question the usefulness of copyright law - based solutions.

Let's put that in the context of Sargent.

To put this in context, in Chapter 8 of the second edition of my Irwin Law book called Legal Research and Writing (which itself is available as an e-book on Quicklaw and as 1 of 12 digital books available directly from Irwin Law), I list by topic what I think are the leading Canadian law - related books or treatises, a list which resulted in just over 800 titles.

To put it in context, with a $ 100,000 budget I can rebrand that firm, build a new website, and help them implement a digital and social media strategy.

To put this in context, cloud storage providers like Dropbox mostly encrypt data at rest.

Commercial advice — they need opinion and solutions — certainly flag risks, but put it in the context of their business (likelihood of it happening, value involved etc.).

To put it in context, in 1971, the year when Mr. Assaf died, Nixon was President, Apollo 14 landed on the moon and the Ed Sullivan show was still on the air.

Initially, the test is put in the context of what she calls «a semi-nomadic indigenous group», a characterization of the six bands making up the Tsilhqot» in Nation (para 24, 29), but the test does apply to claims for Aboriginal title by all Aboriginal groups.

To put you in context, this is in my view a good book for those among us who were fascinated by the «fragmentation of international law «debate starting (or at least becoming one of THE topics) in the 2000s; who have perhaps read Koskenniemi's report for the International Law Commission or other literature on the topic (legal pluralism, Pauwelyn's Conflict of Norms, you name it); who find themselves now stuck in one of the boxes and / or compartments of international or EU law; and who probably would love an update and overview over where we stand today.

I'll put that in context for you at a later time.

Day - by - day variations of UV have to be put in the context of the seasonal peaks since daily variations can be simply due to weather related filtering at the surface level.»

One way is to put it in context of the high profile issues of the day; and look for synergies.

Often there's not time to put it in context, especially on TV.

«To put this in context, we need 11 gigatonnes of reductions if we are to keep global warming in check.

To put it in context, the new Seamounts Marine Management Area is larger than Yellowstone National Park in the United States, and second only to Galapagos National Park in terms of marine protected areas in the Eastern Tropical Pacific.

Here's a tweet to put it in context:

«But he was saying, «I need to put this in the context of a whole program that I'm trying to get to.

To put it in context, it looks like this:

Quite impressive, though I wouldn't go as far as to compare it with the few Tesla Model S fires (which I put in context here) because the situation is quite different, with only one cell getting relatively low - energy impacts over a small area compared to a whole battery pack getting a high - energy impact from a large piece of metal debris or a brick wall or whatever, and on top of that, in one of the fires the firefights drilled holes in the battery, which made things more spectacular than they otherwise would have been.

What's $ 25 billion dollars a year [for four years] to make this happen when you put it in the context of the war in Iraq?

To put that in context, the payment for this deal is worth more than Nigeria's entire health budget for 2016.»

The Arctic's permafrost carbon pool is twice that of the global atmospheric pool, just to put this in context.

Please quantify and put in context.

That's a bit of a misrepresentation of the actual events, if put in the context of policy decisions.

I will look forward to the next two articles so that the material in this post can be put in context.

Degrees of uncertainty What I didn't expect, however, was to see otherwise interesting research be put in a context as if it somehow «falsifies the AGW theory».

That's not to say it's okay, but it's to put it in some context.

«To put it in context: I tell people to imagine what if Los Angeles was 60 [F] degrees warmer than it was supposed to be — because Fort Yukon is 60 degrees warmer than it's supposed to be.

To put that in context, it can warm 1 kilometer depth of water by 0.75 C. With that much forcing from CO2, skepticism is like looking at a steady hotplate accounting for the water in a pot heating, and saying no it must be something else.

they really need to put it in context by saying: but its not as high as it was in the 1090's?

I know the public thinks this way (if they are inclined agree with the premise), but I think we should do a better job of educating the public that «new research shows...» should be interpreted as «more evidence has been collected to viewed in the light of what has already been learned and should be put in context by experts in the field before we determine, what conclusions might be drawn».

But let's put that in context.

To put this in context, the latest assessments suggest society needs to reduce carbon emissions by 3.5 Gt CO2 / yr to stabilise CO2 levels in the atmosphere at 550 ppm.

To put that in context, global carbon emissions in 2014 were 36 billion tonnes.

However, a day later EIA put this in context, with first half 2016 electricity generation figures showing that despite an increase in overall renewable energy to 16.8 % of generation, solar PV only provided 1.3 % of U.S. power.

It can be difficult for Americans, most of whom don't track China's carbon policy very closely, to understand the significance of such developments, so let's try to put it in context.

There are many influences in the global climate, all of them need to be examined and put in context.

To put it in context — aid and philanthropy is some 0.025 % of the world economy.

Why didn't you put it in context.

«I think when you put it in the context of a possible future for the Earth with climate change and the challenges the local community face, that certainly puts it into perspective and it doesn't seem like that big of a sacrifice.»

To put this in context, we have only been allowed to use the «U» word (uncertainty) for the last few years — probably goes back to Climategate.