Sentence examples for a backdrop of fall from inspiring English sources
One of the Westchester images in "From Mannahatta to Kaaterskill" that particularly intrigued Bartholomew F. Bland, the director of curatorial affairs at the Hudson River Museum, was "Steinhardt Gardens (November 1, 2009)." In the shot, a flock of coral-colored flamingos blends into a backdrop of fall foliage.
Gavin Darby, chief executive, said it was an achievement against a backdrop of falling food prices.
Morrisons is to cut prices on meat, fruit and vegetables this week amid a backdrop of falling food prices.
The move also reignited widescale complaints that the big six have been overcharging families against a backdrop of falling wholesale energy prices, down 23 per cent last year.
Savers were already suffering ahead of the base rate cut, with 147 products withdrawn in the first half of the year against a backdrop of falling rates.
The call comes against a backdrop of falling local authority spending on arts and museums, with a survey last year estimating that one in five regional museums has either closed or will close.
A steely focus on price and simplicity, against a backdrop of falling living standards that has sharpened customers' eye for a bargain, has seen the discounter grab market share from competitors and transform what we expect from our weekly shop.
The treasurer, Scott Morrison, will publish his pre-election fiscal outlook on Friday against a backdrop of falling wages, stuttering growth and a rising deficit, undermining Malcolm Turnbull's "jobs and growth" campaign message.
"Town halls are facing some difficult budget decisions this year against a backdrop of falling income at a time when more and more people are turning to town halls to help them through tough times.
It is worthwhile to note that Britvic's revenue growth is yet again all due to higher pricing against a backdrop of falling volumes in every category and most geographies (importantly Great Britain appears very poor).
The facility was shut last November by cash-strapped Leeds council, which claimed it couldn't afford to keep the facilities running amid a backdrop of falling user numbers.
