Sentences with phrase «to put those numbers into context»

To put this number into context one can consider how much more CO2 can be released into the atmosphere before the 1.5 °C temperature target is exceeded.

Sony is keeping its LDAC secret sauce closely under wraps, but to properly put these numbers into context we need to know how the technology works on a lower level.

To put those numbers into context, New Super Mario Bros..

The VC and blogger Fred Wilson, puts those numbers into context and figures that, over his 22 year career, he has been involved with companies that created 40,000 jobs.

To put this number into context, the total Treasury debt held by the public today is about $ 15 trillion; a $ 5 trillion revenue shortfall would by itself require federal borrowing equal to one - third of the debt currently in the hands of the public.

Well, let's put that number into the context of a compound annual growth rate of over 15 % I was able to achieve over the last years and make some projections into the future:

To put the numbers into context, we took a look at the 15 leading causes of death in high schoolers for 2016.

Well, let's put that number into the context of a compound annual growth rate of over 15 % I was able to achieve over the last years and make some projections into the future:

How can you put the numbers into context?

To put those numbers into context, from 1972 through 1987, humans emitted 302 billion tonnes of CO2; in contrast, from 1998 through 2012 humans produced 461 billion tonnes.

To put those numbers into some context, the Pixel scores higher on AnTuTu than the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the Huawei Mate 9.

To put that number into context, Sprint announced that it lost 245,000 subscribers this quarter, while AT&T and Verizon added 1 million and 1.4 million customers respectively.