Giving more context to

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

You're just giving more context to people as you're communicating with them.

To give more context to their school, the girls had also reviewed the profiles of competing schools in the area.

For extra points, identify that work and give more context to explain its meaning and usage here.

In court this week, Apple will be relying on Eddy Cue, its senior vice president for Internet software and services who also negotiated deals with the book publishers, to give more context to Mr. Jobs's e-mail.

I supported them as I felt we did need to give more context to all the Test cricket that was taking place around the world.

It might be the case that one particular degree has a poor correlation with GRACE but the following ones correlate well; therefore, this column intends to give more context to the second column (which by itself might not be sufficiently descriptive for the agreement between Swarm and GRACE at a particular month).

By giving more context, it's naturally a better way of seeing the context of different information, how your documents or certain projects look like, and how these patterns compare to other projects".

"[The media] neglected to tell the backstory, to give more context as to why these black lives were in despair, why there was so much hopelessness, why there was so much suffering," she said.

"Related Articles, by contrast, are simply designed to give more context, which our research has shown is a more effective way to help people get to the facts.

Apple also lists the uses depicted in the commercial in greater detail on its 'Your Verse' microsite to give more context.

Because a lot of the resulting discussion on the web has been based on snippets of the conversation, I'll present a chunk of the dialog here, to give more context.