contextual in a sentence
Example sentences for contextual
So, my suggestion is that the term is always contextual.
Guesstimate a word's meaning through contextual clues.
Comments range from echoing charges of racism to demanding more contextual insights.
Contextual information should clearly show readers why the profile subject you have chosen is relevant and interesting.
To employ translators in historian work may mean loss of quality in docs contextual interpretation.
He isn't drawing careful distinctions, seeking nuance, or searching for contextual understanding.
The first step in addressing those barriers is identifying the contextual boundaries between these groups of collaborators.
Prior hypotheses and contextual knowledge need to be used.
But anyway, any query or question will return inaccurate results if it lacks contextual information.
The economics of fund-raising are filled with such contextual nuances.
And if it's relevant, accurate and properly contextual, he should press the allegations and ignore the language police.
We are spending a good chunk of time concentrating on building clear, contextual sharing.
Any contextual evidence or ground evidence to support that choice would be great.
Each jet has been taken out of its contextual environment and stands alone with a stark and powerful beauty.
They validate, verify and provide contextual understanding of the art and artifacts that are the domain of curators.
Even if the names themselves don't appear, contextual information may still reveal sources.
There are also maps and other contextual information about them and their native countries.
Hand-to-hand combat involves more enemies and adds some contextual awareness.
And this balance is time, space, and place contextual.
He has developed software able to select contextual ads based on the contents of images or videos on a page.
The words and phrases are tracked in relation to their frequency, contextual usage and appearance in global media outlets.
When contextual computing is done right, it is seamless.
Second contextual point: everyone keeps going on about science and math.
The wide margins for notes and the contextual highlighting in the main body made the text easy and intuitive to read.
There are two types of grammar: fundamental and contextual.
Fossils simply don't give you the contextual clues living specimens do.
They lack the contextual insights of true conservatism.
The proposition, bereft of any factual background was debated in a contextual and factual vacuum.
But the inescapable fact is that teaching is a highly contextual and increasingly constrained activity.
Contextual comments are added and the locations are all geotagged on the attached maps for your own planning.
Also, prices vary cyclically, so being aware of larger trends is another valuable contextual frame.
The new site will also provide contextual information for tweets, giving users related posts, for example.
Offers a developmental, contextual alternative to traditional psychometric understandings of giftedness.
Racism has much more to do with contextual meaning than with actual words.
