The result is a destination that encompasses history, art, culture and a vibrant dining scene, all under a canopy of sunshine with a backdrop of postcard-worthy views.
The few studies which have examined professionals' (nurses' and doctors') attitudes and experiences show that against a backdrop of largely positive views about the concept of ACP, there are worries about the timing, initiation, conduct and recording of ACP discussions and concerns about adequacy of communication skills and the availability of resources [ 20- 22].
Yet compared with monthly job losses of more than 650,000 a year earlier, and against a backdrop of recent news viewed as pointing to the possibility of a slide back into recession, most economists construed the report as a sign that a tenuous recovery might be gaining momentum.
By Martha Banning Thomas The New Yorker, August 25 , 1928P. 45 She makes a backdrop of the crowd View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix By Jia Tolentino.
Some believe that Ecclestone is attempting to improve his negotiating position with the car makers and the banks who are concerned about the possible dwindling value of their investment in formula one against a backdrop of poor TV viewing figures and processional racing.
The candidates are running against a backdrop of a decidedly negative view of Washington.
The 25-yard indoor pool at the Trump International Hotel & Tower in downtown Chicago, which opened in April 2008, a few months after the hotel, is set against a backdrop of soaring windows with view of the Chicago River and the city skyline.
Designed by architect Ambrose Cramer and built in 1931, the Cape Dutch-style estate sits on more than three acres with a backdrop of the Santa Ynez Mountains and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.
The official explanation is that it's shaped this way to get out of the backdrop of views of St Paul's, when seen down Fleet Street, but this ignores the other 359 degrees from which views might be had, and its relationships with other buildings, which are plain clumsy.
His first novel, La Déchirure (1966; "The Tear"), is a multileveled narrative on the loss of his mother viewed against a backdrop of Belgian social change.
