Sentence examples for a backdrop of warnings from inspiring English sources

Against a backdrop of warnings that Britain is headed for another housing bubble, the Bank of England unveiled measures last week to curb the riskiest mortgage lending.

In recent weeks and against a backdrop of warnings from the likes of British Gas that gas and electricity prices are about to rise – probably by around 8% – canny householders have increasingly been looking to get on to a fixed tariff.

Under Walter Smith, Rangers claimed the last three SPL titles against a backdrop of almost incessant warnings about the club's financial position.

The payments, revealed by a Guardian analysis of share awards no longer disclosed in Tesco annual reports, comes against a backdrop of writedowns, profit warnings and mounting criticism of Leahy's strategic legacy.

The encounter, which the Fifth Fleet command said was under further investigation, came against a backdrop of increasingly belligerent warnings from Iran against a buildup of naval forces in the area by the United States, which considers the free flow of oil from the Persian Gulf a vital national interest.

To a backdrop of angry public warnings by the US ambassador to the UN, Samantha Power, that America "will oppose any attempt to upgrade the status of the Palestinians everywhere in the UN", and threats of US disengagement from the whole peace process, behind the scenes Indyk was scrambling to rescue the strategy.

What followed were a succession of delays, against a backdrop of sectarian violence and warnings that Kirkuk could blow apart the Shiite-Kurdish alliance that has governed Iraq since the Americans invaded.

Against the backdrop of warnings of a possible price bubble, the Bank's financial policy committee introduced measures last month that could bite if house prices rise more than 20% by early 2017.

Against the backdrop of warnings about the uncertain outlook for global growth, eurozone manufacturing also lost momentum and output from Chinese factories continued to fall.

This comes against the backdrop of warnings by the new DfID secretary, Priti Patel, that she plans a radical shake-up of the way the aid budget is spent and managed, and that her approach will be based on "core Conservative principles".

The warnings came against a backdrop of rising momentum among Western governments for a military intervention in the Syrian conflict over what the United States, Britain, France and others have called undeniable evidence that President Bashar al-Assad's forces used banned chemical weapons on civilians last week, killing hundreds.